Ecological Restoration Opportunity for Volunteer Groups

Calendar Until Nov 14, 2026
Time 9am - 4pm, scheduled based on your availability

Description

Looking to get your hands dirty and bond with your team, club, or organization in a local green space? Habitat Education Center invites groups to volunteer with us this fall!


Volunteers will support a long-term stewardship effort to restore habitat along our Highland Farm trail by removing nonnative, invasive plants. Your group will enjoy a collaborative, hands-on experience that strengthens connections, promotes engagement with nature, and delivers lasting impact at the local level.


Volunteers will...

- Contribute to efforts to conserve and restore native habitat at Habitat Education Center

- Become familiar with the ecology and management of meadow and woodland areas of our trail system

- Create deeper connections with each other in a vibrant green space just outside of Boston


Details:

We welcome volunteer groups on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays between 9:00am and 4:00pm until mid-November. When you respond to this opportunity, please note a few dates that work well for your group and the expected number of participants. We will follow up to confirm the details of your visit.


Volunteers will engage in a variety of physical tasks, so please also let us know if we can provide any accommodations so that all members of your group can participate! Volunteers should plan to bring a refillable water bottle, wear sun protection, and dress in clothing that can get dirty, with closed-toed footwear.

Details

Get Connected Icon Register by Nov 14, 2026
Get Connected Icon Physical outdoor work that involves bending and maneuvering trails
Get Connected Icon Dress for outdoor activities (long sleeves, pants, and closed-toed shoes)
Get Connected Icon Bring a water bottle and sunscreen

Location

Location Dot Shift 10 Juniper Road
Belmont, MA  02478