Calling All Volunteers!
The Land Trust’s incredible network of volunteers helps keep our preserves and programs thriving and open to the public.
Learn more about volunteering with the Land Trust in 2024. We hope to find fun and rewarding ways for you to get involved and meet other supporters of our work!
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Arroyo Hondo Preserve Docents
Learn from experts about the natural and cultural history of Arroyo Hondo Preserve and share what you learn with children and visitors to the preserve. Docents lead school group hikes and nature activities every Monday and Wednesday mornings during the school year. Docents also lead public hikes two Saturdays a month as a part of our open-access weekends.
Stay tuned for 2025 training dates.
Land Trust Treks
Help lead or support guided hikes and outdoor experiences for the community to explore Santa Barbara County’s spectacular open spaces and trails. Join us as an ambassador to the outdoors!
Stay tuned for 2025 training dates.
Trail Maintenance & Habitat Restoration
Volunteer workdays regularly take place at Arroyo Hondo Preserve on the first Saturday of every month from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., weather permitting, and are occasionally hosted at other Land Trust properties. Join the list and get your hands dirty!
Training provided as part of the event.
Special Events & Outreach
We occasionally need help with our events. Join the list and help us connect with our community!
Training will depend on the activity.
Note: These preserves are natural areas with hazards such as uneven trails, flowing creeks, ticks, rattlesnakes, poison oak, and potential wildfires. Visitors are advised that the Land Trust for Santa Barbara County assumes no responsibility or liability for exposure to or harm from natural hazards.
