Volunteers are extremely important to Beaver Creek Reserve and assist in a variety of ways. If you would like to share some of your time and skills with others who are interested in nature, there's a place for you at the Reserve. More Information.

Many of the activities, programs and classes at the Reserve are initiated, planned, supported and implemented by the Friends of Beaver Creek Reserve. As a members of the Friends of Beaver Creek Reserve you'll receive free admission to the Nature Center and trails, discounts at the Nature Store, a complimentary copy of the popular BCR Calendar and a subscription to Woodprints, our quarterly newsletter. More Information.

There are currently five clubs that call Beaver Creek Reserve their home. These include the Chippewa Valley Astronomical Society, Beaver Creek Bird Club, Beaver Creek Photo Club, Beaver Creek Quilting Club and Watercolor Artists. More Information.

The Beaver Creek Reserve Commission is responsible for overseeing operations of the Reserve. They are a commission of the Eau Claire County Board comprised of two county board members and seven citizens appointed by the county board. Terms run for three years.  Current Members.

School children, citizens, community groups, and other city, county and state organizations are invited to help collect wildlife-related information by recording their sightings and submitting them to a state-wide database. Anyone can become a NatureMapper as long as you have a willingness to observe nature and record your observations. The observations are then used in natural resource management, scientific studies and environmental education.   More Information.