Root Youth in Nature – LandPaths significantly reduce the barriers and expands opportunities to get outside. As a result, more youth experience joy and awe in nature, helping to build or expand on a sense of belonging and caring for the land and community.
How You Can Help:
Apply to volunteer at our spring, summer, or winter break nature camps!
In-School Programs (Environmental Education): Support our youth programs staff as they bring science curriculum to life and create connections to nature and community on field trips to open space preserves across Sonoma County.

Branch Out Conservation for Everyone – With a dedication to equity and inclusion, we reduce the barriers to increase access for people historically excluded from positive connection with nature and the outdoors
Lend a hand at the community gardens for either pre-scheduled or drop-in stewardship days.
Let’s Read Outside Program. Help gather and sort book donations, prepare the site for the reading activity, support arts and crafts activities or lead a reading circle!
Grow Community with Nature – Acting with common purpose and courage, we care for the land and each other and respond to the changing needs of the community. Nature is one of our best hopes for dealing with the environmental and social crisis aggravated by climate change.
Maintain trails, do wildfire fuel and invasive species reduction and more. Drop-in stewardship days at the preserves throughout the year.
Other Ways to Help –
Work remotely or from the LandPaths office in downtown Santa Rosa, helping with data entry, office and database organization, envelope stuffing, and other administrative tasks.
Help our Communications Team with social media, photography, blog posts, video creation, research, media outreach, flyer design, or other creative ways to get the word out.
Contact Laura Revilla, Volunteer Coordinator, at [email protected] or by calling 707-544-7284

The information above can be found on the official website of LandPaths. For more details about the organization and to find out how you can volunteer, please visit their website: https://www.landpaths.org