Volunteer Opportunities
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TREE PLANTING & RESTORATION Interested in getting your hands dirty to help the environment or hosting conservation projects on your land? Volunteers are invaluable to the success of restoring habitats, protecting water quality, reduce erosion, and improve fish habitat. Since 1955 LSWCD has worked with landowners, farmers, timber producers and rural residents to identify habitat improvement needs and carry out conservation projects on private and public lands. If you or a friend/family member/or neighbor is interested in increasing ecosystem services on their property - get in touch with our Conservation Staff today. |
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NATIVE PLANT NURSERY CARE IN TILLAMOOK AND BEAVER CREEK Help care for over 60,000 plants at the Northwest Oregon Restoration Partnership (NORP) Native Plant Nursery in Tillamook Bay or with Oregon Department of Parks & Rec in Brian Booth State Park. Plants grown at these locations support the efforts of more than 30 organizations for watershed restoration projects across private, state, and public lands on the Oregon Coast. |
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NOXIOUS WEED REPORTING & REMOVAL
Protect native habitats on the Oregon Coast and join the Weed Team today! Work with District Staff to attend training, learn about noxious weed identification, understand mapping apps and digital reporting tools, and help Early Detection Rapid Response Programs in Lincoln County. Learn more about our Target Species and how to identify them available online here. Report Noxious Weeds online or by phone at 1-866-INVADER. |
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, SITE TOURS, SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
Do you have expertise in an environmental topic and want to bring that knowledge to others? LSWCD is always looking to partner with the many local experts living and working in Lincoln County to help inform the community about water and soil conservation best practices. Get in touch to discuss potential workshop topics, hands on learning opportunities, event spaces, or community tour ideas today!
Do you have expertise in an environmental topic and want to bring that knowledge to others? LSWCD is always looking to partner with the many local experts living and working in Lincoln County to help inform the community about water and soil conservation best practices. Get in touch to discuss potential workshop topics, hands on learning opportunities, event spaces, or community tour ideas today!
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