Avalonia’s volunteers are the heart and soul of Avalonia! We estimate that more than 10,000 hours were donated by Avalonia volunteers in 2017. That’s amazing! What is even more amazing is that we need more. We have added over 1,300 acres over the last eight years, but the number of active volunteers has remained steady at about 120. As we grow, our volunteer corps needs to grow, too, so we can fulfill our commitment to keep our trails safe and clear, our boundaries marked, and our documents properly filed and recorded. Our volunteers are literally our “boots on the ground.”
What do you like to do? Do you love the outdoors? Do you like to work with a team or are you a self-starter? Please join us!
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Volunteer Articles
Leo Antonino Preserve Trail Work
January was freezing, and April rainy, but the Trail Maintenance…
Volunteers in Focus: Jim Sullivan
Jim Sullivan, an active Avalonia volunteer from Stonington, is the…
StoneRidge volunteers helping to conserve land
On a cold day in November, Chuck Toal, Avalonia's programs…
Volunteer Newsletter
For Our Active Volunteers
Please report your activity:
Stewardship Activity Report Form (for work on preserves)
Volunteer Activity Report Form (for meetings, research, and administration work)
