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Volunteers are a vital part of Utah Open Lands’ conservation efforts, supporting the stewardship and protection of unique landscapes across the state. From habitat restoration and monitoring to outreach and community engagement, volunteers contribute directly to meaningful, on-the-ground preservation of the conservation easements entrusted to our care.

Volunteer Release Form

Volunteering offers a chance to build a deeper connection to the natural world while making a lasting impact. Opportunities are designed to be inclusive and engaging, welcoming individuals of all backgrounds and experience levels to get involved, build skills, and support the long-term care of lands placed under permanent protection.

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Want to get involved? Fill out this form to share your interest in volunteering and stay up to date with opportunities for 2026!

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Volunteering may involve hands-on work to remove weeds and restore natural landscapes, or sharing stories on social media about what makes a place special. Past opportunities have included:

  • Planting native seedlings, saplings, and grasses to restore disturbed areas.

  • Installing bird boxes and wildlife cameras to support native species.

  • Cataloging images from wildlife cameras.

  • Preventing the spread of invasive plants by pulling weeds at trailheads and on trails.

  • Artistic contributions of photography, videography, and tech support for outreach materials.

  • Tabling events to engage with the community.

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