Volunteer
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Volunteer
The Columbia Land Conservancy is always looking for new volunteers!
Volunteering with CLC is a great way to learn new skills, make new friends, and maintain public lands for people and wildlife. To get involved and learn about the latest volunteer opportunities, follow the steps below:
Step one: sign up
Fill out the form below to join the volunteer email list! We’ll send a confirmation email within the hour (if not, please check your spam folder). When you sign up, choose the roles you’re interested in.
Public lands volunteer
These volunteers support the maintenance of public lands in a variety of ways – assisting staff during scheduled work parties, serving as on-call help after severe weather events, and acting independently performing tasks like monitoring trails and refilling brochure boxes.
Outreach and education volunteer
If the idea of helping a young person catch their first frog or making a new friend at the farmer’s market excites you – this is the role for you! Outreach and education volunteers assist with education programs and attend outreach events with CLC staff.
Photography volunteer
As a volunteer photographer, you help tell the story of CLC! Photography volunteers sign up to attend and document educational programs and/or go out to visit public lands and take photos on their own. Following each program or trek on the trails, volunteers upload their photos, which can then be used in CLC publications and social media – with proper credit, of course!
Step two: find a volunteering event
Visit the Events Calendar to sign up.
Step three: report your hours spent volunteering
Help CLC recognize your hard work! We’ll send an email once a month to help you remember to enter your hours. Tracking hours is important for securing grant funding and demonstrating community support.
“As a volunteer, it’s important to me to give back – everyone deserves the opportunity to spend time in nature.”
