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Get Involved with the Land Trust

The Wood River Land Trust is deeply involved in our community through diverse programs like land stewardship, river restoration, and conservation planning. We manage local preserves with volunteers, protect wildlife migration routes, restore the Big Wood River, and educate on sustainable growth. Our efforts extend to engaging partners in natural resource protection and more.

Stay informed through our newsletters and get involved by participating in our projects and events!

Volunteer

Share your time and skills to support our mission and make a tangible impact.

Make A Difference Today! (Just examples as there are not many volunteer opportunities as yet)

Join Our Preserve Stewardship

Help us maintain and enhance local preserves. Your efforts in trail maintenance and habitat restoration make a real difference.

Support River Restoration

Participate in clean-ups and habitat restoration along the Big Wood River. Your involvement supports healthier waterways.​

Enhance Community Education

Assist with workshops and public events to spread awareness about conservation and sustainable practices.

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Our Current Programs

Explore our diverse and impactful programs that are at the forefront of wildlife conservation efforts, each dedicated to making a meaningful difference in protecting and preserving our natural world.

Be Part of the Action: Upcoming Events

Stay connected and engaged with our latest initiatives. Check out the next three events where you can join us and make a difference in our community and conservation efforts.

  • Big Wood River Clean Up 2024
    Big Wood River Clean Up 2024
    Sat, Sep 21
    Locations are listed in description
    Sep 21, 2024, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
    Locations are listed in description
    Sep 21, 2024, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
    Locations are listed in description
    To be a part of the Clean Up, just RSVP and then show up on Saturday morning at Howard Preserve (Bellevue), Draper Wood River Preserve (Hailey), or Warm Springs Preserve (Ketchum).
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  • Think Globally, Act Locally Speaker Series 2025
    Think Globally, Act Locally Speaker Series 2025
    Jan, Feb, Mar 2025 - Date and Time is TBD
    Community Library
    Jan, Feb, Mar 2025 - Date and Time is TBD
    Community Library, 415 Spruce Ave, Sun Valley, ID 83353, USA
    Jan, Feb, Mar 2025 - Date and Time is TBD
    Community Library, 415 Spruce Ave, Sun Valley, ID 83353, USA
    Embark on a journey of environmental awareness and community action with the Think Globally, Act Locally Speaker Series, presented by the Wood River Land Trust in partnership with the Community Library.
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