Volunteer

Nature needs you!

Become a Southern Conservation Trust volunteer.

Are you passionate about preserving the beauty of nature? Do you find joy in connecting with the great outdoors? If so, we invite you to be a part of our dedicated team of nature enthusiasts! Your commitment can make a significant impact on our local nature area and nature center.

Volunteer Calendar

Volunteer Opportunities

  • Volunteers & Community Service

    Southern Conservation Trust relies on our valuable volunteers to help keep our parks and nature center beautiful. There are many exciting ways to volunteer for various projects, ranging from gardening to litter clean-up to animal enclosure maintenance to box turtle research! Also, if you need court-ordered or mandated community service hours, Southern Conservation Trust can help fulfill your commitments in a meaningful way!


    For more information on individual volunteer opportunities and community service, email volunteer@sctlandtrust.org.

  • Scout Conservation Hours

    Unlock a rewarding experience by volunteering with SCT to fulfill your Scout Conservation Service hours! Collaborate with industry professionals as you engage in diverse projects, including habitat cleanup, litter control, gardening, animal care, and more. Join us in making a meaningful impact on the environment while gaining valuable skills.


    Ready to make a difference? Email volunteer@sctlandtrust.org for more information.


    Learn more about other Scout Programs and opportunities >

  • Corporate Groups

    The Southern Conservation Trust values partnerships with local and national companies who share an interest in our mission.


    To learn more about corporate volunteer opportunities, please email volunteer@sctlandtrust.org

  • Internships

    The Southern Conservation Trust has various internship opportunities available throughout the year, depending on our needs at the time. Internships can be catered to the individual, focusing on conservation, fundraising, nature center management, box turtle research, and more.


    If you are interested in an internship, please email volunteer@sctlandtrust.org

Why volunteer with us?

Environmental Impact

Volunteering in nature allows you to contribute directly to the conservation and preservation of ecosystems, helping to protect biodiversity and maintain the health of natural habitats.


Personal Well-being & Physical Health

Volunteering outdoors provides an opportunity to spend time and connect with nature and enjoy its therapeutic benefits, which have been linked to improved mental health and reduced stress levels. Many nature volunteer activities involve physical tasks, such as tree planting, trail maintenance, or cleaning up natural areas. This can contribute to improved physical health through exercise and outdoor activities.


Community Connection

Volunteering with the Southern Conservation Trust often involves working with like-minded individuals who share a passion for the environment, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie.


Skill Development

Volunteering will expose individuals to various outdoor activities and skills, including trail maintenance, wildlife monitoring, and habitat restoration, contributing to personal growth and development.


Education & Awareness

Volunteering with Southern Conservation Trust provides an educational experience, deepening your understanding of environmental issues. This knowledge can be shared with others, raising awareness about the importance of sustainable practices and conservation.


Cultivating Stewardship & Positive Impact for Future Generations

Volunteering instills a sense of environmental stewardship, encouraging responsible and sustainable practices that can be applied in everyday life. This sets an example for future generations, emphasizing the importance of environmental stewardship. Inspiring younger individuals to appreciate and care for the natural world ensures a legacy of conservation for years to come.

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