For example, on preserves and partner natural areas, volunteers are restoring and maintaining diverse habitats, making them resilient in the face of climate change impacts-helping people, plants, animals and other organisms adapt to warmer temperatures and extreme weather.From picking up trash to serving meals at a soup kitchen, volunteering is often associated with acts of kindness that require, well, a physical presence.but if the last year has taught us anything, it’s that many activities can indeed be done from the comfort of your couch. Volunteers provide critical skills and expertise on our projects that improve the whole community.Some of our volunteer activities take place in areas not open to the general public, giving our valued volunteers access to otherwise closed preserves and natural areas.Volunteers can earn community service hours or bring friends and family to bond in nature over shared experiences.
Volunteers learn about local nature and the conservation field, and they have the opportunity for personal growth while connecting with others in their community who want to make a difference.Spending time outside in nature can also help improve your mental and physical health.There are also many other benefits to volunteering for conservation: Volunteering for nature is a way to give back in reciprocity and is an expression of gratitude to the natural world and all it provides for us. We are all part of this beautiful, living planet.
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