highlands-cashiers land trust
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Join Our Team!

Summer Stewardship Intern

HCLT is looking for a capable person that can help with trail maintenance/building, invasive species control, general property management, easement monitoring, and equipment upkeep.

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Environmental Education AmeriCorps Member

HCLT is seeking a person who is passionate about nature and sharing it with others. The Environmental Education AmeriCorps Member will help Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust to grow awareness and knowledge among youth and adults in the community of the importance of local conservation through assisting with ongoing environmental education programing and development of new education and outreach efforts.

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