Volunteer
Rum Hill archaeological dig. Photo: Connie Tedesco
One of the best things about volunteering with Otsego Land Trust is the opportunity to renew old acquaintances and meet new friends who are united by their love for the land we share. Dozens of people have already contributed their diverse talents to advance community conservation over the years. We have been the beneficiary of an extra pair of eyes on writing and editing projects, pro bono legal counsel, creative input on our printed materials, strong backs stewarding conservation land, memorable stories and knowledge on hikes, even welcome help around the office.
Whatever you can do, we can probably find a use for. Contact us to find out what volunteer opportunities exist or to suggest something we might not have thought of yet. Contact us now.
Whatever you can do, we can probably find a use for. Contact us to find out what volunteer opportunities exist or to suggest something we might not have thought of yet. Contact us now.
Our Story
John D. Robinson Sr., a Cooperstown native son, traces his longstanding family roots in Otsego County back to 1792 when his ancestors settled in Lena in the Town of New Lisbon. Enjoying outdoor activities, he has spent innumerable hours exploring the Otsego region, swimming, hiking, fishing, trapping, and hunting. |
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