Coordination and training for the opportunities listed below is provided by Seminole County’s SERV program. Read about each of them and let us know of your interest by filling out the volunteer form.
SERV Lake Restoration Projects
Team up with the Seminole County Lake Management Program (SCLMP) for a day on the lake! Help to restore waterways in Seminole County by planting native, beneficial vegetation and removing harmful invasive plants. These events are a collaborative, collective effort between County biologists, lake residents, community volunteers (through the SERV Program), and participating agencies to actively restore and improve the water bodies in Seminole County on a lake-wide level. Learn more »
SERV Invasive Removal Projects
Help restore the ecosystem function and habitat value of our waterways and protected lands by joining our invasive removal projects. During these wonderful events, you'll work in a beautiful outdoor setting alongside SERV, Seminole County Greenways and Natural Lands, and Lake Management Program biologists to remove harmful invasive plants. Learn more »
SERV Educational Volunteer Opportunities
Public education and outreach activities play a vital role in protecting and maintaining our water resources, and therefore, the quality of life we have in Seminole County. Volunteers work on special projects and assist in the education of our children and residents. Volunteers, in most instances, act as an extension of County staff, helping to achieve much more than staff could do alone. Learn more »
SERV Adopt-A-Road
The Seminole County Adopt-A-Road Program is designed to involve the public in keeping Seminole County's roadways and waterways free of litter and debris, promoting watershed awareness, and engaging in stormwater education. Volunteers agree to hold a cleanup along their adopted stretch of roadway at least four times a year. Learn more »
SERV Adopt-A-River
The Adopt-A-River Program facilitates the monitoring, clean up, and enhancement of stream/river segments of Seminole County and is open to individuals and organizations interested in helping the environment. Volunteers agree to hold a cleanup along a particular section of water body at least twice a year. Learn more »
SERV Stormdrain Marking
Stormdrain marking is a wonderful way for volunteers to help educate the public about water quality and protect our local waterbodies! After a brief training session, volunteers label the stormdrains along a particular roadway in unincorporated Seminole County and hand out educational doorhanger flyers. All materials are provided and volunteers can work together with the SERV Coordinator, or independently after training. Learn more »