Volunteer

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Step into action for Indigenous culture and Buffalo rematriation.

You can make a real difference with Texas Tribal Buffalo Project (TTBP). As a volunteer, you help protect buffalo, honor Indigenous heritage, and support ecological stewardship across Texas. From community events and educational programs to vendor booths and ranch activities, your contribution helps us strengthen communities and revitalize culture.

Whether it’s sharing knowledge at a festival, assisting with an event, or helping behind the scenes, you are an essential part of our mission.

What You Need to Know Before Volunteering

Before signing up, please take a moment to review our Volunteer Agreement & Community Guidelines. They cover everything you need to know to volunteer safely, respectfully, and effectively.

By volunteering, you agree to hear from us about events, volunteer opportunities, and updates. We’ll contact you by email, phone, or text—but you can unsubscribe from marketing emails anytime.
Your participation is voluntary. You take on any risks associated with volunteering and release TTBP, its staff, and partners from liability. You’re responsible for your own safety; we do not provide medical insurance for volunteers.
You’re responsible for your own travel, lodging, and other personal costs while volunteering.
Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate, and modest clothing suitable for outdoor activities and public engagement.
When you volunteer with TTBP, we ask that you:
- Respect the Land & Animals – Follow all safety instructions and care for the buffalo and environment.
- Respect People & Culture – Honor Indigenous traditions and engage respectfully with everyone.
- Show Up & Communicate – Arrive on time and let us know if your plans change.
- Stay Safe – Follow staff directions; safety comes first.
- Be a Team Player – Help your fellow volunteers and stay flexible.
- Keep It Positive – Approach every interaction with patience, kindness, and generosity.
- Zero Tolerance – No alcohol, drugs, harassment, or discrimination. Violations may result in removal from volunteering.
By volunteering, you allow TTBP to photograph or record your image, voice, or likeness for educational and promotional use, including social media, newsletters, and websites. You won’t receive payment for these materials.

Join Us

Ready to step in? Fill out our Volunteer Registration Form today. Our team will reach out with details about shifts, events, and responsibilities.

By volunteering with TTBP, you’re helping build a future that honors Indigenous wisdom, strengthens communities, and protects the buffalo.

Questions? Email us at volunteer@texastribalbuffaloproject.org

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