Volunteer
Volunteers are important members of the Genesee Land Trust team and add the fun to our events and activities. Make new friends and connections with the land. Feel a sense of satisfaction at the difference you can make. Enjoy the exercise and learn something new with your family or friends. All are welcome!
Your help can be meaningful, whether for an hour or two or more frequently as you have time. Together we can get conservation to happen and have a great time!
Volunteer opportunities
Visit our Volunteer Events page to see a list of opportunities you and your family can do on your own while maintaining physical distancing from others. Your help is greatly appreciated as we work together to keep our preserves and trails in good shape for all to enjoy.
TRAIL KEEPERS
A monthly volunteer group that works on trails, habitat improvement, and more. Events take place the third Thursday each month, May through October. All ages and abilities are welcome.
FIELD WORK
Help out with seasonal projects on different nature preserves, at Conkey Corner Park, and along El Camino—spring spruce ups and fall work parties bring new and old friends together to keep Genesee Land Trust spaces welcoming and safe. To get involved, email us at land@geneseelandtrust.org with your interests and availability.
EVENTS AND EDUCATION
Share your knowledge and passion with fellow enthusiasts—lead guided walks, help with school programs, or attend a community event to spread the word about Genesee Land Trust. Or help plan one of our annual fundraisers. To get involved, email us at info@geneseelandtrust.org.
MORE WAYS
Your individuality is appreciated! Photographs, videos, office help, bird lists, invasive species spotting, social media, GIS support, and more are welcome. Email us at info@geneseelandtrust.org, and we can find a fun, rewarding volunteer opportunity for you!
Feel free to email the appropriate contact above with any questions about the specific opportunities. We look forward to working together to make connections to nature, care for the land, and share local land conservation with others.