The "Volunteering on Governors Island" program offered by the Billion Oyster Project provides a hands-on opportunity to contribute to the restoration of oyster reefs in New York Harbor. The main objective of this program is to enhance the environment by restoring oyster reefs, which involves tasks such as building oyster reef structures and preparing shells for the hatchery. These activities are suitable for all ability levels and are supervised by the crew of the Billion Oyster Project. This program is an in-person volunteering opportunity that takes place on Governors Island. The exact schedule and duration of the program are not explicitly stated, but new volunteering dates are added on the 15th of each month. The program is supervised by the crew of the Billion Oyster Project, but specific details about the instructors and their qualifications are not provided. However, the crew's role includes supervising the hands-on restoration work and ensuring the activities are suitable for participants of all ability levels. There are no explicit prerequisites or requirements for participation; the program is open to individuals who are interested in environmental restoration and oyster reef conservation. The main outcome of participating in this volunteering opportunity is the unique experience of contributing to an environmental restoration project. Participants can expect to gain practical skills related to oyster reef restoration and a deeper understanding of marine life conservation in the New York Harbor.