Huntley Meadows Park

Nature DiscoveryHuntley Meadows Park, a 1,425-acre wildlife sanctuary in southern Alexandria, includes mature forest, meadows, and a large freshwater wetland. It is one of the most popular birding spots in Northern Virginia. A one-half mile boardwalk winds through a wetland abounding with lizard's tail, cardinal flower and rose mallow. Beavers are often seen as evening approaches. An observation tower allows a commanding view of the wetland and its abundant wildlife.

Current Volunteer Opportunities

The following opportunities are currently available. Please Note: Sites prefer a one year time committment.

Please select the position for which you wish to volunteer: (Choose One)
Program Leader
Tower Naturalist
Volunteer-on-Duty

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