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Volunteer With Us in Kentucky

Do you want to make a difference by helping to protect Kentucky’s wildlife, rivers, and habitat?

Volunteers at the Green River Fest in Hart County, KY on 6/2010. © Jeff Sole/The Nature Conservancy

A little elbow grease is worth its weight in gold at The Nature Conservancy of Kentucky. When you volunteer, you help save money that can be used to preserve other important places throughout the Commonwealth while increasing the efficiency of our nature preservation and stewardship work.

The first step to becoming a volunteer is to download the Volunteer Application and Liability form. Then mail or email the form to Suzanne Crockett (859-259-9644 x 5014 or scrockett@tnc.org) at The Nature Conservancy, 642 West Main Street, Lexington, KY 40508.

There are four different ways you can help.

Monitor a preserve. Want to help take care of our Preserves? Learn how
Get your hands dirty. Help our staff and volunteers manage and restore our most important lands on a volunteer workday.
Staff, set up and/or dismantle a booth at special events. Talk to the public about the Conservancy's work in Kentucky.
Submit your nature photos! Send along high quality photos and images of landscapes, critters and other wildlife from your favorite nature preserve.

Contact Suzanne Crockett (859-259-9644 x 5014 or scrockett@tnc.org) to learn more.

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Kentucky's Office: (859) 259-9655
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Kentucky's Volunteer Stewardship Coordinator: Laura Cook, lcook@tnc.org
Kentucky's Director of Land Management: Chris Minor, cminor@tnc.org
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