Volunteers are often the lifeblood of a non-profit organization. Although the Geneva Lake Conservancy is staffed by full-time professionals, we too rely on persons who can contribute their time and talents to aid our cause. Some volunteer roles are quite exciting, others merely mundane (but no less important). No matter what the contribution, we are proud to designate all volunteers as members of the "Conservancy Corps." For examples and highlights of what our Conservancy Corps have been doing, click to go to the "Your Activitites" page!

If you are interested in volunteering with the Conservancy, options to choose from include:

Fontana Mill House
Work in the gardens or help with painting the fence, front porch, or back deck. We would also welcome anyone with handyman skills to fix odds and ends in the house, also spring cleVaning help would be great!

Land Management
Plant, weed, cut or burn as part of the maintenance and management of prairies, woodlands and wetlands.

Native Revegetation
Work with interested landowners in reintroducing native vegetation to their properties, particularly in sensitive shoreland areas.

Office Assistance
We can always use help such as stuffing envelopes, affixing mailing labels, data entry and tech support.

Conservancy Promotion
Promote the Conservancy at local cultural events, fairs and club meetings, and show the video, "Preserving the Legacy".

Planning
Plan fundraising and educational events.

Writers
Write articles for our newsletter or other publications.

Monitors
Monitor local and county government planning and zoning actions.

Additional Help
Tell us how you would like to participate - call (262-275-5700) or email the Conservancy today!