Volunteers are at the heart of what we do! By helping us steward our conservation lands, build community support, and educate the public about environmental stewardship, EALT's volunteers have a real and tangible impact in conservation. Read below to see the many ways you can get involved.
EALT hosts regular Stewardship Events at our conservation lands, which are one-day events that typically last for approximately five hours, depending on the activity.
For a more in-depth volunteer experience, EALT offers 3 main programs for volunteers to get involved on a consistent basis: Citizen Science, Conservation Land Stewards, and Conservation Outreach Volunteers.
Subscribe to our monthly volunteer newsletter to learn about upcoming events and opportunities!
EALT also accommodates corporate and group volunteering requests! All commitment requirements are listed on the Group Volunteer page on the link above, as well as the form to request an event.
Find out about the Edmonton Native Plant Society’s plant plots at Bunchberry Meadows!
Check out the highlights and accomplishments of EALT volunteers in 2023.
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We are celebrating our 15th year by sharing 15 highlights that EALT has accomplished.
Volunteers are at the heart of all of our accomplishments and make our conservation work possible. Find out about volunteer opportunities!