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People Make A Difference

Nature wins when you offer your helping hands. To all of our volunteers: Thank you!

Students from CVU joined The Nature Conservancy in October to remove invasive plants at the Williams Woods Natural Area in Charlotte. © Lynn McNamara

Interested in Volunteering?

From all of us here at The Nature Conservancy of Vermont, a hearty “Thank You” is in order for all of our wonderful volunteers who dedicated their time to The Conservancy over the past year. From removing invasive species, to monitoring easements and building trails, over 2800 volunteer hours were logged with your generous help in 2012.

In this same spirit we welcome new and returning volunteers to join us in 2013!

View our current volunteer opportunities.

For more information or to RSVP, contact AmeriCorps Volunteer Coordinator Tim Duclos (tim.duclos@tnc.org or 802-229-4425 X 111).

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Opportunities This Spring

As the spring approaches, and the stewardship team heads back to the field, we will once again be looking for volunteers to help us with the following tasks:

-Invasive plant removal

-Trail work

-Volunteer Preserve Stewards

In order to receive announcements regarding volunteer opportunities in your area please fill out a Volunteer Interest Form and email our Volunteer Coordinator and Field Assistant Tim Duclos.