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Rhode Island Conservation Volunteers Sought

Plant Conservation - Green Volunteer Opportunity

last modified September 05, 2008

Volunteers sought for the Society's conservation programs including invasive plant mapping and other critical field projects

Charlestown, RI February 07, 2008

Conservation Volunteers Wanted - The Conservation Department of New England Wild Flower Society is now seeking volunteers to join the Society’s award-winning conservation programs including invasive plant mapping, and other critical field projects throughout New England.  An important focus is the early detection and response to new invasions.  No previous experience is necessary. Comprehensive free training will be provided for those making a commitment, and the projects may be done locally. The Rhode Island training takes place in Charlestown, RI on March 2, 2008.   Volunteers are especially needed in Rhode Island, Western Massachusetts, and Maine.   Make a difference!  To apply, or for more information visit www.newenglandwild.org  and contact jburns@newenglandwild.org  or phone 508-877-7630 x 3204.

                                               

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