Land Stewards are CLC-trained volunteers who play a central role in the stewardship and monitoring of CLC’s conserved lands. Trained by CLC stewardship staff, volunteer stewards monitor properties, document threats, and assist with on-the-ground restoration. They are our eyes and ears in the field and ambassadors to neighboring communities.

Land Steward Responsibilities:

• Perform a minimum of 3-4 monitoring visits annually.
• Monitor property and maintain written and photo logs of site conditions.
  
• Monitor and report on management concerns including storms, invasive species, garbage dumping, road problems, illegal recreational use, etc.

• Promote stewardship by educating neighbors about the property and projects
  
• Build a community team dedicated to the property by recruiting neighbors, friends and co-workers to help in stewardship and conservation advocacy; coordinate a volunteer restoration event at the site once per year or more. (if appropriate)

To view the full Land Steward Volunteer job description please click here.

Sound interesting to you?  For additional information about the program and upcoming trainings or to apply please email landsteward@cascadeland.org with "Land Steward Interest" in subject line.

Are you interested in being involved with CLC lands as a restoration volunteer? email volunteer@cascadeland.org and we can set you up with upcoming events.