Environmental Wellness includes volunteering with a local environmental organization to help pick up trash, clean up a stream, plant trees, etc.
All the Needs below can count for Service Wellness OR Environmental Wellness credit! (One volunteer experience cannot count for both.)
In order to earn Environmental Wellness credit:
Participate in one of these environmental service opportunities (or something you found outside of Get Connected!).
1 volunteer experience = 10 points on Suitable
Log your hour(s) on Get Connected
Click the ADD HOURS button at the top of your Get Connected page.
Complete the form.
Once your hour(s) are approved, complete an "Environmental Wellness - Volunteer Credit __" task submission on Suitable!
Click on the Activities tab (on the left).
Under Competency filter, select "Environmental Wellness"
Type "Volunteer" in the top search bar.
Select one of the Environmental Wellness - Volunteer Credit __ tasks and complete the form. Only one credit (10 points) can be earned per volunteer experience.
You can earn all required Environmental Wellness credits by volunteering!
Nashville Tree Foundation
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
47spots remaining
Come join us as we plant trees in Sylvan Park along 37th St, 42nd St and Murphy Rd.. We'll meet at Nashville Ballet and begin the project with a little introduction, a tree planting demonstration and safety guidelines. Then we'll be ready to plant be...
2025 - Centennial Park Conservancy Green Sweep Squad
Centennial Park Conservancy
9:00am - 12:00pm
26spots remaining
ATTENTION: Signing up here on the Belmont site will insure you receive your Belmont credit. To get complete credit for this service, additional registration is required though our Volunteer Registration Portal, POINT. Please click HERE to sign up for...
Invasive Plant Removal along the Little Harpeth River
Harpeth Conservancy
10am-noon
29spots remaining
Come join us as we team up with Friends of Warner Parks and tackle some work to preserve and protect the park together. We’ll be breaking out the weed wrenches and going after some of the most noxious and invasive plants in the woods. We’ll al...
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