Volunteer Opportunities From: Volunteer Prince William

A weekly chance to care for the garden that sustains our pollinators
Each week, volunteers gather at Merrimac Farm Wildlife Management Area to tend our native pollinator garden — a living habitat that supports bees, butterflies, birds, and the wildlife that rely on healthy native plants. Your stewardship helps this space flourish through the growing season, and every session strengthens the ecosystem around it.
What We Do
Garden stewardship: removing invasive plants, protecting native species, and refreshing mulchPollinator support: maintaining the habitat that sustains local pollinator populationsCommunity connection: learning native plants and meeting nature‑minded neighborsWhen & Where
Specified weekend dates (usually Saturdays), from 8–11 AM.
Morning shifts are typically three hours, but volunteers are welcome to arrive late or leave early.
What to Bring
Gloves, gardening tools (if you have them), and a reusable water bottle. Feel free to bring a friend. There is always plenty to do.
Why It Matters
Every hour spent in the garden helps restore habitat, strengthen native plant communities, and create a thriving space for pollinators. Volunteers are the reason this garden continues to grow season after season.
Interested in Joining Us?
Complete our  Volunteer Form here to be added to the weekly sign‑up list for upcoming sessions. 
Email alliance@pwconserve.org or call 703-490-5200 if you have any questions.

A weekly chance to care for the garden that sustains our pollinators
Each week, volunteers gather at Merrimac Farm Wildlife Management Area to tend our native pollinator garden — a living habitat that supports bees, butterflies, birds, and the wildlife that rely on healthy native plants. Your stewardship helps this space flourish through the growing season, and every session strengthens the ecosystem around it.
What We Do
Garden stewardship: removing invasive plants, protecting native species, and refreshing mulchPollinator support: maintaining the habitat that sustains local pollinator populationsCommunity connection: learning native plants and meeting nature‑minded neighborsWhen & Where
Specified weekend dates (usually Saturdays), from 8–11 AM.
Morning shifts are typically three hours, but volunteers are welcome to arrive late or leave early.
What to Bring
Gloves, gardening tools (if you have them), and a reusable water bottle. Feel free to bring a friend. There is always plenty to do.
Why It Matters
Every hour spent in the garden helps restore habitat, strengthen native plant communities, and create a thriving space for pollinators. Volunteers are the reason this garden continues to grow season after season.
Interested in Joining Us?
Complete our  Volunteer Form here to be added to the weekly sign‑up list for upcoming sessions. 
Email alliance@pwconserve.org or call 703-490-5200 if you have any questions.