Keweenaw Land Trust – Michigan Volunteers

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Keweenaw Land Trust

Environmental Stewardship: Air and land quality, Conservation – land use, Water Quality Education

101 E Quincy St #303, Hancock, MI 49930

Phone (906) 482 - 0820

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Our mission	The Keweenaw Land Trust is a community partner protecting land, water, and quality of life through conservation, stewardship and education.

Opportunities	Office Volunteer In the office, volunteers work on the newsletter and Web site, record keeping and correspondence, conduct membership campaigns, write grant proposals, and help with fundraising events. Attorneys, appraisers, and surveyors offer free or reduced-fee professional services. Occasional, Weekly, Monthly 55+, Adults Individuals Office work, Indoor None, On-site, Skilled Weekdays, Weekends Field Volunteers In the field, volunteers may build trails, work on restoration projects, help control invasive species of plants, and encourage native ones. Occasional, Monthly Teens, 55+, Adults, Child with Adult Individuals, Groups (2-10), Families Physical, Outdoor On-site Weekdays, Weekends Skilled Volunteers Volunteers with experience in ecology, botany, geology, history, birding, title searches, surveying and boundary marking, geographic information systems, mapping and photography bring valuable services to the baseline documentation and monitoring of the Trust’s preserves and conservation easements. Occasional, Weekly, Monthly 55+, Adults Individuals Outdoor Skilled Weekdays, Weekends Interns Volunteers may serve as interns and learn about all aspects of running a land trust. Weekly Teens, Adults Individuals Indoor, Outdoor Formal Weekdays, Weekends

How you help	We’d love your involvement! There are plenty of opportunities to help our work in many aspects of land conservation, education and stewardship.

About us	The Keweenaw Land Trust is a dynamic and effective organization empowering landowners and citizens to create a landscape that is forever beautiful, healthy and diverse. Our wealth of clean waters and natural and cultural resources sustain native wildlife, strengthen our local economy, and provide abundant recreational opportunities that together enrich our experience of the world. The Keweenaw Land Trust has protected more than 7,000 acres across the Michigan’s western Upper Peninsula. We invite you to get outside and explore these very special places!