Dedicated Volunteers Needed For Land Conservation and Stewardship.

As a local charity with a small staff team, Edmonton and Area Land Trust relies on our dedicated volunteer team to help steward and care for our natural areas (called conservation lands). Conservation Land Steward volunteers are ambassadors of their chosen conservation land, where they provide a consistent stewardship presence for at least two years. They perform basic fieldwork and monitoring and provide EALT with regular reports. Visit our Conservation Land Stewards page to learn more and to apply. 
https://www.ealt.ca/conservation-land-stewards 

Want to learn more? See the details of our online information session below! 

We are delighted to invite you to an online informative session on Wednesday, March 13th at 12 pm. This online information session aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Conservation Land Steward program and the valuable role volunteers play in safeguarding our natural areas.

Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwrc-mhqTkqG9Mm_MrKTpbtCH5YrrLn6Sk9  

Agenda:
Introduction to EALT and  Program Overview (45 minutes)
Gain insights into the significance of conservation lands and the critical role of Conservation Land Stewards in preserving and managing these areas.
Explore the structure and objectives of the Conservation Land Steward program, including the commitment required, key responsibilities, and the impact volunteers can make.
Question and Answer Session (up to an hour)
Engage in a structured Q&A session where participants can seek clarification on program details, application processes, and any other inquiries.

For any further information or questions can be directed to kayleen.falkenstein@ealt.ca.