Interested in Volunteering?
Would you like to explore some opportunities to participate in our activities as a volunteer?
There are many rewarding opportunities with GINLC – whether it’s helping to steward our properties around the Island, supporting our many educational events, or performing administrative roles in our membership, marketing, graphic design, or finance groups.
If you have a specific skill we would love to hear from you. Whether you have one hour a week or one hour per month, your time and talent help to drive the wheels of the Conservancy and we are grateful for all our volunteers.
Education team volunteers at Earth Day
Do you possess the skills and interests needed to make the world a better place through engaging in volunteer activities such as:
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Enhancing and maintaining our preserves and gardens.
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Contributing to financial planning and accounting tasks.
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Securing project funding through grant applications.
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Engaging with the public to represent GINLC, and recruiting and retaining GINLC members.
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Developing and implementing marketing strategies across various platforms, including social media,web design, print media, and interpretive signs.
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Participating in the identification, evaluation, and acquisition of land for conservation purposes.
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Planning, facilitating, and supporting educational events for the public.
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Would you consider taking on a leadership role by serving on a committee or our board of directors?
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Are there any particular skills or experiences you aspire to gain? We can assist you in acquiring them.
We have a long, successful history of working with the Scouts for Eagle Scout Service Projects. Contact us if you are interested.
Please reach out to us – we would be delighted to answer any questions you may have and have you work with us. You can reach using “Contact Us” or speak with any of the Board of Directors that you know.
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Volunteer Eligibility
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Adults: GINLC welcomes adult volunteers to participate in its activities.
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High School-Aged Minors: High school-aged Minors may volunteer with written permission from a parent or guardian (Completed Volunteer Liability Form).
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Younger Children: Children younger than high school age may participate only if accompanied by a responsible adult who actively supervises them during the activity.
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All volunteers must sign a liability waiver form before participating in any activities. Waivers must be completed at least once per calendar year, at a minimum. For minors, a parent or guardian must sign the waiver on
their behalf.
One of the several Eagle Scout Service Projects
