The Lower Shore Land Trust (LSLT) is calling on nature

enthusiasts and community-minded individuals to step

forward and help conserve the iconic landscapes of the

Lower Eastern Shore. On February 21st, from 1:00 PM

to 4:00 PM, LSLT will host a Stewardship Training session

at the Snow Hill Library (307 N. Washington St.), offering

a unique opportunity for volunteers to make a lasting

impact on the region’s natural environment.

 

The stewardship program is critical to our operations.

By program and accreditation requirements, LSLT is

required to visit each of our 140+ easements and in-fee

properties each year, at over 24,000 acres. The first

indoor training on February 21st training session will

provide participant with an in-depth understanding of LSLT’s protected easement properties and the measures taken to conserve them for future generations. Volunteers will also learn how they can assist LSLT during site visits to some of Delmarva’s most stunning, and often private, landscapes. The Feb 21st date will be followed by an on-ground training in March.

 

This opportunity is not for everybody. You will be required to traverse uneven terrain, hike at least a mile, and have to love being outdoors no matter what the weather is. This program doesn't seem to be for you? LSLT has multiple volunteer opportunities throughout the year! For more information and for upcoming events, visit lowershorelandtrust.org, sign up for our email list, and make sure to keep up to date on our social media accounts.

 

For more information about the Stewards Training and the LSLT’s Stewardship Program, Contact Frank Deuter: fdeuter@lslt.org / 443-234-5587