The CT River Coastal Conservation District offers volunteer opportunities throughout the year. Students looking to fulfill community service hours are encouraged to inquire.

Every summer and fall, the Connecticut River Watch Program recruits volunteers for river monitoring activities throughout the Connecticut River watershed.

In April we invite volunteers to help out at our Shrub & Seedling Sale, an annual fundraising event. We offer hard to find native plants and educate the public about the advantages and importance of planting native species.

The District is also involved with ongoing watershed improvement projects such as clean-ups, invasive plant removal, stream buffer plantings, and storm-drain marking that rely on volunteer participation. Students, retirees, or anyone with extra time are encouraged to inquire about assisting with one of our watershed management, water quality monitoring, or natural resource protection projects.

Interested in volunteering? Contact us.