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Central Pennsylvania Conservancy's mission is to conserve natural resources and open space for the benefit of current and future generations through the acquisition and protection of land in the Central Pennsylvania Region. Volunteers are needed to assist with many aspects of our work. We have opportunities for volunteers in a wide range of interests and skill sets. Everyone has a needed talent - why not use yours to help preserve the natural resources and quality of life in Central Pennsylvania. Not all positions are needed at all times, but we are establishing a working database of volunteers that can be called on when needed.

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Are you at least 18 years of age?: *

Yes

If you are not at least 18...

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Please check all volunteer opportunities that interest you

Land Protection & Stewardship: *

Mapping/GPS/GIS

Site evaluations

Land Steward (Site monitor)

Landowner outreach

Technical Impact Analysis

Fundraising/Development: *

Foundation Development

Grant writer

Contacting businesses/corporations

Corporate Campaigns

Donor Development

Other talents you feel could benefit CPC:

I am a member of a Scout / Youth group wanting to do conservation work.*

I am a student hoping to make a career in an environmental/conservation field.*

I am already working in an environmental/conservation field.*

*CPC will provide letters of commendation/recommendation/ verification/etc. for volunteer services

Featured Project

The Partnership to Protect Waggoner's Gap is working to preserve 106 acres of ridge top property on the last undeveloped gap along the Kittatinny Ridge.

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2007 Completed Projects

The Dodson family donated a second conservation easement on nearby 90 acre forested parcel in western Perry County along Kittatinny Ridge Corridor.

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Josh and Amanda Parrish donated an easement on 106 acre woodland adjacent to Tuscarora State Forest along the Kittatinny Ridge in western Perry County. overview >>

Saylor Farm Easement
The Saylors preserved their scenic 121 acre four-generation family farm in Liverpool Township, Perry County.

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