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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
There are a number of ways you can volunteer your time to the Land Trust. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact us to see how you can best serve us depending on your interests and skills.



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Stewardship and Trail Crew

Stewardship volunteer opportunities include trail work, property management, conservation easement monitoring, and help with restoration projects. Throughout the year we have several scheduled volunteer trail days. If you are interested in helping with stewardship projects please contact Outreach and Environmental Stewardship AmeriCorps Member, Logan Kallam
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Marketing, Media, and Clerical Projects

We have several projects for people interested in the following types of volunteer work: marketing, managing social media, creating paper and digital media, website work, videography, photography, and various clerical projects. If you have interest in helping us with any of the following, please contact the Development Director, Julie Schott.
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Educational Programs

Our Kids in Nature programs reach over 800 participants in grades k-12 annually. We work with various afterschool groups and summer camps in the Highlands and Cashiers areas. If you are interested in assisting with our Kids in Nature programs please contact the Education Coordinator, Sarah Pursel.
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