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.
Speaker, fiber arts, metal/wood craft, graphic/exhibit design, etc.).
Minor repairs, maintenance, exhibit construction, artifact transport, etc.
Some volunteer opportunities include: fundraising, land stewardship, community engagement, preserve monitoring, work bees, and more. If you are interested in offering your knowledge and skills in any capacity to help protect land in northeast Michigan, please contact us.
The Gig Manager’s role is to ensure all needed equipment is on-site for all in-person events. They are also responsible for coordinating volunteer staff and documentation (photo/video) of in-person events and the distribution of attained media to the Social Media Coordinator.* Coordinate photography/videography at gigs and events* Coordinate transport and set up equipment for gigs…
We welcome people who like to write or are good with graphics for our newsletters and promotional mailings. If you have experience writing news stories or promotional materials, you can help us get our message to readers. Let us know if you want to help and none of these descriptions don’t fit your skills. Let’s…
Whether your talents are weeding and pulling bushes (like in our men’s house shown), teaching life skills, or sharing your favorite hobby, we can use your unique gift!
Use your professional skills and knowledge on an as-needed basis to provide much-needed skills such as reading and writing in multiple languages, graphic design, photography, and more.
Help facilitate wish experiences for non-English-speaking families. Translators may attend wish discovery visits and assist with phone calls, but they are not directly involved in planning wishes.
We occasionally have questions about filing taxes for our clients. Would you be willing to be a resource for us when we have questions?