Calling All Volunteers!
There is a lot that goes into maintaining our public properties like mowing trails, repairing boardwalks, pulling invasive vegetation, removing garbage, clearing debris, etc. It's because of our volunteers that we are able to get much of this work done. Below are planned work dates when your help can make a difference on our properties.
A big thank you to the Ruth St. John and John Dunham West Foundation, Inc. for funding the acquisition of various new stewardship equipment! This equipment will be used in upcoming workdays on all our preserves.
A big thank you to the Ruth St. John and John Dunham West Foundation, Inc. for funding the acquisition of various new stewardship equipment! This equipment will be used in upcoming workdays on all our preserves.
Please RSVP to the provided emails above to notify GLC staff that you wish to participate in a chosen workday!
Our upcoming Spring Work Days are the perfect chance for you to step into nature and lend a helping hand. Whether you're looking to get out in the community or just love spending time outdoors, we welcome you to join us on the following dates:
Willow Creek Preserve in Sheboygan on Saturday, April 19th 12PM - 3PM
Grasshopper Hill Preserve in Elkhart Lake on Saturday, May 3rd 9AM - 12 PM
Hunner Preserve in Tish Mills on Sunday, May 4th 1PM - 4 PM
With activities ranging from picking up garbage, pulling or cutting invasive species, and trail upkeep, there's something for everyone! Let's care for our surroundings and enjoy the fresh air together this season. Your participation makes all the difference—come make your mark this spring!
Please RSVP to Miriam at [email protected]
Willow Creek Preserve in Sheboygan on Saturday, April 19th 12PM - 3PM
Grasshopper Hill Preserve in Elkhart Lake on Saturday, May 3rd 9AM - 12 PM
Hunner Preserve in Tish Mills on Sunday, May 4th 1PM - 4 PM
With activities ranging from picking up garbage, pulling or cutting invasive species, and trail upkeep, there's something for everyone! Let's care for our surroundings and enjoy the fresh air together this season. Your participation makes all the difference—come make your mark this spring!
Please RSVP to Miriam at [email protected]
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Glacial Lakes Conservancy had been protecting land and water since 1996 and has grown from providing service in just one county to now stewarding 1,700 acres across a five County region. This is a big responsibility for an organization with a small staff of just three employees. We rely heavily on the passion and dedication of volunteers in the community who care deeply about supporting GLC's mission.
As we continue to grow and become responsible for more acres of land, our need for volunteer assistance also grows. Whether you have a day or two per year or several hours per week or per month, it is enough to make a difference. If you are interested in helping, we can find a way to match with your skills and availability with our needs. Add your name to our contact list using the volunteer form. |
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Committees
- Outreach (meets monthly on the first Wednesday of the month at 10:30 am)
- Fundraising (meets monthly on the second Thursday of the month at 4:30 pm)
- Special events (I.e. Annual Auction, plant sale, in-person ticketed event - meets once or twice a month from January through May)
- Board Development (meets once a quarter)
- Endowment (meets once a quarter)
- Land Acquisition (meets every other month on the second Tuesday at 5:30pm)
- Land Management (meets every other month on the second Tuesday at 5:30pm)
- Finance (meets quarterly on Monday's at 6:00pm)
Land Stewardship & Restoration (outdoors)
- Easement monitoring
- Site Steward (public preserves)
- Invasive species management
- Tree planting
- Trail crew
- Event help (e.g. set up, clean up, hike leader)
- Photography
- Writing (newsletter articles)
- Event planning
- Marketing
