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Southeast Wisconsin Land Conservancy

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Joining a committee of the Southeast Wisconsin Land Conservancy can offer numerous benefits to those interested in supporting the protection and preservation of natural lands in southeastern Wisconsin. By volunteering on a committee, individuals can contribute their skills and expertise to a cause they believe in while working alongside like-minded individuals. They can also gain valuable experience in fields such as conservation, fundraising, and human resources. Additionally, volunteering on a committee can provide a sense of fulfillment and purpose, as committee members directly contribute to the organization’s mission and help make a positive impact on their community and the environment!

Land Protection Committee
The Outreach Committee
The Fundraising and Finance Committee

Join us in Preserving Southeastern Wisconsin’s Natural Heritage! Volunteering with Southeast Wisconsin Land Conservancy is a great way to get involved with conservation efforts in southeastern Wisconsin. To learn more about our volunteer opportunities, please contact us at info@swelc.org; we look forward to working with you!

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Finance

Oversee and develop policies and procedures for general accounting, investments and endowments. Help prepare required non-profit organizations annual reports for Wisconsin and federal taxing agencies. (Background in accounting investing or finance)

Fundraising/Outreach

Develop fundraising programs, events, strategies, and goals to support the group’s mission of land protection and professional management. Increase community awareness and excitement through the web site, brochures, and other public outreach activities. (Background in fundraising or general enthusiasm for the cause.)

Volunteers & Education

Seek and engage a group of volunteers to assist in educational, fundraising, and stewardship events. Lead tours of SEWLC properties or prepare programs for schools or civic organizations. Assist with land management projects while learning on-the-ground techniques for enhancing restoration projects. Activities may include brush removal, weed eradication, seed collection or prescribed burns.