Stewardship and Research Volunteer Interest Form - Marine Science Institute. The University of Texas at Austin.

Vegetation Monitoring: Volunteers will assist in observing and recording the health and growth of plant species in coastal and estuarine ecosystems. This may involve collecting data on plant diversity, density, and environmental conditions to support long-term ecosystem monitoring.

Habitat Maintenance: Volunteers will help care for natural habitats by removing invasive plants, picking up trash, and maintaining coastal areas.

Seed Collection: Volunteers will participate in collecting seeds from native plants to support habitat restoration efforts. This process involves careful harvesting, storage, and preparation of seeds for planting in areas that need ecological recovery.

Invasive Species Control: Volunteers will assist in identifying and removing non-native species that may threaten local biodiversity. Tasks may include manual removal, applying eco-friendly methods to control invasive plants, or tracking the presence of invasive species over time.

Marine Debris Removal: Volunteers will help remove trash and debris from coastal areas, such as beaches, marshes, or estuaries. This is crucial for protecting marine life and ensuring the health of the environment by preventing the accumulation of harmful waste.

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