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How to Become a Land Steward

Pictured above is the 2016 Land Steward training class.


*** We are no longer taking applications for 2020 - Please contact the Land Steward Program Coordinator for info about the 2021 training ***

 

New Land Stewards must complete the one-time Land Steward Training, which will is held each year in the spring. 

The next Land Steward Training is scheduled for Friday April 3rd to Saturday April 4th, 2020.

This is a two-day, in-residence training where new stewards stay, eat, and learn together- AND have a lot of fun while they're at it!  Topics covered in the training include Forest Society organizational overview, forest management and timber harvesting, trail maintenance, map & survey reading and compass navigation, community engagement, and recreation management. Learn more about Land Steward Program responsibilities and qualifications.

 

For more information about becoming a volunteer Land Steward, please email Andy Crowley at acrowley@forestsociety.org   

 

We are looking for volunteers in these areas:

(This list was last updated 2/28/2020)

Hillsborough County:

Merrimack County:

Cheshire County:

Sullivan County:

Grafton County:

Carroll Country:


Coos County:


There may also be opportunities on other forest reservations.
Contact the Land Steward Program Coordinator for more info about specific Forest Society Reservations

 

 

 

 

 

 

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