Volunteer

Whether you have time to volunteer for a few short hours or for the next few years, we can always use a hand!We count on volunteers like you to help us carry out our mission in the Blue River Watershed.Planting trees and wetland plants, sampling streams, river clean up, staffing booths at community events, and fund raising are just a few examples of our volunteer opportunities.Often, we partner with other local non-profits such as Friends of the Dillon Ranger District, Trout Unlimited, and High Country Conservation Center on events around the community. There’s plenty to get involved with!

Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities:

Please contact our Executive Director, Steve Swanson for more information.

Other Non-Profit Friends Looking for Volunteers

Friends of the Lower Blue River

Mission Statement: To protect the rural character, quality of life and the environment of the Lower Blue River Valley.Contact Information: Karn Stiegelmeier, (970) 668-9013Testimonial: “This is an excellent opportunity to learn about water issues from the Lower Blue perspective. Our water flows, agricultural water use, position in the watershed, water recreation and future concerns are different from other basins in the county. It is more important than ever for watershed residents to be educated about this essential resource.”

Friends of the Eagles Nest Wilderness

Mission statement: To raise money, goods, and provide services to help the Forest Service maintain the Eagles Nest and Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness Areas – through education, outreach, stewardship, and advocacy.Contact info: Jonathan Kriegel, (970) 262-2399; www.fenw.org.Testimonial: “This is a great chance for hikers and trails enthusiasts to give something back to the community and make Summit County a better place.” – Jonathan Kriegel