Volunteers are vital to the success of Skagit Land Trust, and they are involved in almost every aspect of the work done by the Trust.& If you are interested in offering your knowledge and skills in any capacity to help protect land in Skagit County, please contact us!&

Brochure Steward

Help Skagit Land Trust educate the public about its mission by becoming a Brochure Steward in your area.& Brochure Stewards will be responsible for stocking and maintaining the Skagit Land Trust brochure locations throughout the county. Each volunteer will be given an area in the county with a list of locations and a stock of brochures. We will also provide a map of the locations on the chosen route. As well as stocking the brochures, we would like volunteers to comment on each of the locations. For example, let us know if there are any locations that seem to be busier than others or if there are any locations you do not think are appropriate. We would also like any suggestions for new locations.

Time Commitment: Brochure Stewards should visit their locations four times a year in order to make sure the brochures are well stocked. The amount of time will depend on the route, but it should not take more than 3 hours to complete. The map provided should help make the route more efficient.

The different routes include: Anacortes–Downtown, Anacortes Area, Bow-Edison
Area, Burlington, Mount Vernon–College Way Area, Mount Vernon–Downtown
Area, La Conner–Conway, Sedro-Woolley–Lyman, and Concrete–Rockport–Marblemount. Please contact us about the availability of each route.

If you are interested in becoming a Skagit Land Trust Brochure Steward, please
contact& the Volunteer Coordinator.

Volunteer Land Steward

Volunteer Land Stewards adopt one of Skagit Land Trust's properties and provide stewardship over a long period of time.& Volunteer Land Stewards act as eyes and ears for the Trust. They visit their property at least quarterly to see what has been happening in their absence. They periodically take photographs at designated points to document changes. They perform minor maintenance on the property, talk to neighbors, initiate investigations of encroachments, and report findings to the Trust staff.

Stewardship Volunteer

Volunteers are needed assist with maintenance and restoration work on Skagit Land Trust properties and conservation easements.& Stewardship Volunteers bring their energy and enthusiasm to work parties,& and they assist with special projects. In the past people have planted trees, mown grass, installed culverts, cleared brush, repaired and removed fences, and located property lines.

Interested in volunteering to help protect the best of Skagit County? Send us an email with your contact information!