Become a Volunteer
Volunteers are the backbone of all grassroots activism.
When you volunteer, you play a vital role in making lasting change and improving conditions for the future. And, whether you want to meet new people or learn more about environmental concerns facing your area, volunteering with The Lands Council is a great place to begin.
Getting involved can also be a great way to build career skills, gain experience, and invest in a worthy cause. No matter what your skill level, we can use your help.
Our volunteer opportunities include office assistance, bulk mailing preparation, tabling and outreach, special events, and more.
Click here to fill out our online volunteer form.
Click here to learn more about internship opportunities.
Click here to check out photos of our volunteers
*CURRENT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES*
Spring/Summer Watering Plant Tending
**Beginning the week of April 13th.
As we approach the spring/summer months we will be in need of help with watering all of our plants in our roof top garden. The plants will need tending over the summer, to prepare for the restoration this fall. We will need volunteers to check on the plants and water them about 3 times a week for the duration of the summer. You can sign up for one time, or come in on a weekly basis. Contact Audra to sign up today akrislock@landscouncil.org or 209.2852!
Summer Hikes in
the Columbia Highlands
Explore the beautiful wild
lands of northeast Washington
on a free, guided day hike!
All hikes are led by an experienced, volunteer hike
leader and co-leader. Hikes are rated (1) Easy, (2) Moderately easy, (3) Moderate,
(4) Moderately difficult, (5) Difficult. Sponsored by Conservation Northwest, REI, Spokane Mountaineers, and The Lands Council.
For more information about the Columbia Highlands,
please visit http://conservationnw.org/columbiahighlands
To register for an outing and receive more details,
please contact crystal@conservationnw.org
or (509) 570-2166. Register early! Group
size is limited.
Saturday, May 31 – (2)Elk Creek
Falls, family friendly
hike, 4 miles.
Saturday, June 7 – (4)Thirteen
Mile Creek from the Sanpoil
River, 6 miles.
Saturday, June 14 – (3)Columbia Mountain Lookout, 8 miles.
Sunday, June 22 – (5)Jungle
Hill to Columbia Mountain, 14 miles
Saturday, July 12 – (3)Hoodoo
Canyon & Emerald Lake, 6 miles
Saturday, July 19 – (4)Clackamas Mountain, 8 miles
Saturday, July 26 – (5)Abercrombie Mountain to Hooknose, 9 miles
Saturday, Aug 2 – (3)Grassy
Top from Pass Creek Pass,
8 miles
Saturday, Aug 9 – (3)Sherman Peak Loop, 6 miles
Saturday, Aug 16 – (5)Hall Mountain,
14 miles
Saturday, Aug 23 – (4)Wapaloosie Mountain, 6 miles
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