Stewardship Volunteer Opportunities

Stewardship and restoration contributes to healthy ecosystems and wildlife populations, as well as safe and positive visitor experiences at our nature reserves. In addition to helping with conservation, volunteering with TTLT is a great way to spend some time in nature, meet like minded-people, learn and share your knowledge and experience, and have some fun along the way.

Take a look through the role descriptions listed below, then fill out our volunteer application form to get started.

Volunteer Roles:

• Stewardship Volunteer
• Trail Maintenance Volunteer
• Stewardship Mentor
• Stewardship Location Lead

Check out our events page to see some upcoming volunteer events.

Communications Volunteer Opportunities

Communications volunteers use their creativity to prepare and coordinate content and materials that inspire a passion for nature protection. Take a look through the role descriptions listed below, then fill out our volunteer application form to get started.

• Communications Specialist
• Communications Writer
• Communications Translator
• Video Content Creator and Editor
• Communications Coordinator

Event and Ambassador Volunteer Opportunities

Are you a people person who loves inspiring others through one-on-one conversations, group interactions, or giving presentations? These event and ambassador volunteer roles might be for you! Take a look through the role descriptions listed below, then fill out our volunteer application form to get started.

• Community Ambassador
• Student Ambassador
• Event Assistant
• Event Lead
• Event Coordinator
• Photographer
• Transportation Specialist
• Community Liaison Coordinator

Check out our events page to see some upcoming volunteer events.

Environmental Education Volunteers

Since 2017, TTLT's Environmental Education program has offered the opportunity for high school students to participate in ecological restoration learning and experiential activities. Students learn inside and outside of the classroom, and contribute to the overall well-being of natural habitats across Elgin, Middlesex, Oxford, and Perth Counties. We're looking for volunteers to help coordinate and deliver the program! Take a look through the role descriptions listed below, then fill out our volunteer application form to get started.

• Environmental Educator
• Environmental Education Coordinator

Office Support

Office support comes in a variety of shapes and sizes. Let us know if you have specific skills or interests you would like to explore.

• Office Assistant

Board & Committees

Are you passionate about nature and the great outdoors? Want to help protect nature in your community? Well lucky for you TTLT is recruiting additional members to serve as Directors on the TTLT Board!

Length of Term: Two years (three-term limit)

For more details, please see the position summary here. Applications will be reviewed as they are received.

Please submit your résumé and covering letter to Governance Committee Chair Kaitlin Richardson at [email protected] by April 12th, 2024. Please include “TTLT Board of Directors” in the subject of the email.