“Wild” people needed

Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge is looking for people who are passionate about nature, enjoy interacting with others, and find satisfaction in caring for the local wildlife.   A Volunteer Training Session is being held Saturday, January 24^th from 11-2pm at the Hoquiam Timberland Library downstairs in the meeting room, You can join us and get involved in Trail Roving, litter clean-up, invasive weed removal, guiding field trips, or going into classrooms to teach students the importance of their local environment!  Volunteering with Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge is a great opportunity to improve bird and plant identification skills, help others appreciate their natural resources, and stay active.  Training for all positions is provided.  Please RSVP.  For more information please contact Megan Johnson at (360) 753-9467 or  megan_a_johnson@fws.gov.