Volunteer with Woods & Waters Land Trust
Volunteers are essential partners in the work of Woods and Waters Land Trust. By giving your time, you help protect the lands and waters of the Lower Kentucky River watershed and connect more people to the places that sustain us.
Whether you enjoy hands on outdoor work, supporting community programs, or contributing skills behind the scenes, there are meaningful ways to get involved.
How Volunteers Make an Impact
Protected Lands
Caring for conserved places
Volunteers support the long term care of forests, streams, wetlands, and working lands protected by WWLT. Stewardship work helps ensure these places remain healthy and resilient for generations.
Ways volunteers support Protected Lands include:
Invasive plant removal and habitat care
Preserve and conservation easement monitoring
Stewardship workdays at WWLT preserves
Connected by Nature
Helping people connect with land and water
Connected by Nature is WWLT’s outreach and education program. Volunteers help create welcoming experiences that invite people into nature and build lasting connections to place.
Ways volunteers support Connected by Nature include:
Assisting with hikes, paddling events, and educational programs
Supporting film festivals and community events
Outreach and community engagement
Supporting river access and stewardship at the boathouse
What to Expect
Volunteers can expect:
Clear communication about tasks, locations, and time commitments
Training, tools, and guidance provided on site
A welcoming and supportive environment
Opportunities to learn and build skills over time
No prior experience is required for most volunteer opportunities.
Why Volunteer
Volunteering with WWLT is a hands on way to care for the land and water that support our community. Your time directly contributes to conservation outcomes while helping build a stronger connection between people and place.
Get Involved
Ready to help? Complete our volunteer interest form to let us know what types of opportunities interest you. WWLT staff will follow up with next steps and upcoming opportunities.
Whether you can volunteer once or return again and again, your involvement makes a meaningful difference.
