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Every acre we protect is possible because of people like you. As a volunteer with Inland Northwest Land Conservancy, you help conserve land and water, support wildlife habitat, and strengthen the connection between people and the land. Whether you prefer hands-on fieldwork, community events & hikes, or skills-based opportunities, there’s a place for you on our team. Join us in creating lasting impact across our region.

We invite you to join us to help protect our lands and waters. Contact us to attend a volunteer orientation or contact Ben Sprague to learn more.

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  • MAKE A DIRECT IMPACT
    to protect forests, rivers, wildlife, and open spaces you love.
  • CONNECT WITH COMMUNITY
    and meet people who care about the Inland Northwest
  • LEARN NEW SKILLS
    in habitat restoration, conservation, and stewardship
  • GIVE BACK
    and help protect healthy landscapes for future generations

Volunteer Opportunities

Outreach & Events

Tabling, event assistance, public engagement, and more

Field Work

Land steward program, habitat restoration, plant native species, trail work and more

Hike Docent

Lead hikes, support youth, share ecological and conservation knowledge

Skills Support

Writing, photography, GIS, research, admin, and other specialized skills

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Contact us and we’ll get you signed up for a volunteer orientation. Learn which opportunities are the best fit for you.

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Meet Our Volunteers

These are just some of the 200 volunteers who work with the Conservancy to protect lands and waters across the Inland Northwest.

Joe moved to Spokane from Missoula, Montana, while studying wildlife biology at the University of Montana. He has a love of the land and history to share.
Joe SpitzHike Docent
Joe Spitz
Brenda is a veterinarian by trade and an avid birder. She loves to hike and photograph all birds and mammals but is especially interested in owls.
Brenda DayLand Steward and Hike Docent
Brenda Day
Judy has a knack for connecting with people and is an office superstar and tables at INLC events.
Judy StafstromOffice Superstar
Judy
Rick loves to introduce people to the beauty and diversity of the Inland Northwest's natural environment, along with its plants, wildlife, geology, and cultural history.
Rick HosmerHike Docent
Rick Hosmer

Upcoming Events

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  • Tuesday, June 23, 2026

Volunteer Orientation

Join us to learn about the many ways you can get involved through our volunteer programs, discover next steps, and explore opportunities available throughout the year. This training will cover who we are and what we do, current and future volunteer opportunities, and what to expect as a volunteer.
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  • Tuesday, June 23, 2026

Waikiki Wetland Restoration Prep – Fence Out, Wetland In!

Join INLC and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Tuesday, June 23 from 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM to pull down an old chain-link fence and clear the way for wetland restoration. We’ll remove posts, cut and roll the fencing, and set some aside to reuse for a temporary
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  • Wednesday, June 24, 2026

Inland NW Natural Areas: Art of our Natural Areas to Fund Conservation

We are pleased to invite you to a special art exhibition benefiting the Inland Northwest’s natural landscapes. The Inland NW Land Conservancy has been invited by artist LR Montgomery to be the beneficiary of an art show celebrating the beauty and importance of our region’s natural areas. This exhibition brings
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Bird in Tree
  • Thursday, June 25, 2026

Seasonal Bird Walks at the Glen Tana INLC Property

Explore Glen Tana on a guided birding walk led by hike docent and birder Brenda Day, in partnership with the Spokane Audubon Society.
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Log Hours or Submit Report

Land Stewards and Volunteers – Log your monitoring reports and volunteer hours here.

Building on Local Park History

It's In Our Nature

We’re building on local parks history and have a bold vision for access to the outdoors. One that will last our community for the next 100 years and beyond.

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Where We Work

We protect a variety of private and public land throughout the Inland Northwest. To find out more about our project areas, check out Where We Work.

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