Volunteer!
Volunteers are a crucial component of Wood River Land Trust’s work. Volunteers help us care for the land entrusted to us, plan and implement community events, and conduct office and field work.
If you are seeking hands-on involvement in protecting our natural areas and healthy waters, please contact us today!
Volunteer Opportunities Include:
• Planning work days on local preserves
• Conducting field research on preserves and on the Big Wood River
• Collating and synthesizing field work data
• Adopt-a-Preserve, in which you work with a group of your neighbors to maintain the health and beauty of a Wood River Land Trust preserve in your own neighborhood
• Helping prepare membership and community mailings
• Planning and implementing fund-raising and community events
For more information about becoming a Wood River Land Trust volunteer, please contact Patti Lousen at (208) 788-3947.
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Boxcar Bend Preserve’s annual workday on June 13th was co-sponsored by the Hemingway Chapter of Trout Unlimited. Trails to the Big Wood River were maintained. Volunteers: Ed Northen, Dave Spaulding, John Finnell, Carmen Northen, Dan Gilmore
On July 15th, volunteers, including 30 kids from the Process of Change Program, pulled burdock at the Croy Creek Wetlands in Lions Park. Volunteers: Noah Rodriguez and Carter Penn show off their big burdock leaves.
On June 20th, Friends of Howard Preserve, City of Bellevue, and Land Trust staff began restoration of the old Elm Street access road. Volunteers: Land Trust intern Kyung Koh, Don Boecker, Fran MacDonald, Dan Gilmore, Eric Allen, Joy Allen, Tom Blanchard. Florence Blanchard, front
The June 17th workday at Shoshone’s Neher Preserve included volunteers from Wood River Resource Conservation and Development and Fish and Game. Control of Scotch thistle was the focus. Volunteers: Polly Huggins, Melanie Shadwick, Alisa Reed, Maleah Huggins, Darrell Havens, Emily Andrews, Glen Andrews, Lorene Andrews
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