Help Keep Goshen Green

What can you do to help keep Goshen’s marshes, open space, and forests preserved forever?

Donate

Support our work by making a donation.

Stay Informed

We mail newsletters twice a year to every resident/PO Box in Goshen, but if you want up-to-date info on hikes and events, be sure we have your email address.

Volunteer

Be a Trail Steward!

We need stewards for our trails: Mt. View, Fox Brook, Kobylenski Wildlife Area, and John Ross Trail. What do Trail Stewards do? Walk the trail once a month, if possible. Report any fallen trees or issues with safety on the trail so they can be cleared. Participate in Trail Steward Work Days trimming back growth, repainting trail markers (blazes), and removing invasive plants. Adopt a trail!

Volunteer with the Stewardship Committee to inspect our properties every year. We walk properties and we use mapping software. If you have tech abilities, this one might be for you!

Be a Trail Builder

This year we are creating two Accessible Trails and we need volunteers to build them. Be a part of our Trails for All Grant Project.

Help coordinate our volunteers!

Are you a good organizer and people person? We are growing our volunteer base and need someone who can make calls, send text messages, and get volunteers out to work!

Help with Events

Volunteer at the Goshen Fair booth, help set up at the Annual Picnic or Tour of Goshen, or come to the Annual Meeting in September. There are lots of ways to show your support for the Goshen Land Trust.

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Sign up to receive GLT Trails & Tales, our monthly email, as well as up-to-date info on hikes and events.

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lady slippers growing wild

Due to rain, the Wildflower Walk with Jonathan has been postponed to Sunday, May 10.

See you there!