Lower Trent Conservation
Did You Know?

More the 80 % of Ontario’s population receives their drinking water from a municipal drinking water system. Municipalities, Conservation Authorities, and Source Protection Authorities others play a strong role in ensuring that municipally treated drinking water is safe for our use.

 

Volunteers for Conservation

Trail Steward Program

The Lower Trent Conservation Trail Steward Program is now entering its third year, and we’re excited to continue growing this important volunteer initiative. Trail Stewards play a key role in helping us care for our conservation areas by monitoring trail conditions, reporting issues, supporting stewardship activities, and connecting with fellow trail users.

This year, we’re expanding the program with new and flexible volunteer opportunities, including additional days to get involved, as well as hands-on workshops and guided hikes. These new offerings are designed to help volunteers build skills, learn more about the natural environment, and deepen their connection to the landscapes they help protect.

Whether you’re passionate about the outdoors, looking to give back to your community, or interested in learning more about local conservation efforts, the Trail Steward Program offers a rewarding way to get involved.

Join us in making a difference on the trails!

Goodrich Loomis Conservation Area
1331 Pinewood School Rd, Codrington, ON
Wednesday, April 22 from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM

General Volunteer Program

We welcome the involvement of volunteers, and their contributions have always been a valued part of the success of Lower Trent Conservation. Join us as we work to protect and improve the environment, through rehabilitation projects, monitoring and reporting on trails and local streams, and administrative support, there is something for everyone.

Through the Volunteers for Conservation Program, we work with many volunteers throughout the year to help restore and enhance our watershed region. Your interest in volunteering may be to gain work experience, working for a cause, improving the quality of community life, making new friends, or obtaining new skills.

Please use the form below and apply to join the team! We look forward to meeting you.

Information you provide on this form is collected by Lower Trent Conservation (LTC) in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (MFIPPA), and will not be used for any other purpose than for LTC activities.