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Kane Co. Forest Preserves Seeks Volunteers

The forest preserve district will be hosting volunteer orientation sessions.

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KANE COUNTY, IL — The Forest Preserve District of Kane County is seeking volunteers. The forest preserve district will hold upcoming volunteer orientation sessions from 7 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 15; Thursday, March 12; Wednesday, May 6; Thursday, July 16; Wednesday, Sept. 9; or Thursday, Nov. 12, according to a forest preserve district press release.

Volunteers are needed in the following areas: natural resources; environmental education; public safety; trails and recreation; and cultural and historic preservation.

“We’re looking for volunteers for over 30 different unique positions,” said Volunteer Coordinator Robb Cleave. “No matter what your interest or abilities, there is a way to get involved here at the District."

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Volunteers make a positive impact on the natural areas in Kane County. Potential volunteers will learn about District history, the natural history of Kane County, safety policies and all of our volunteer opportunities.

Sessions are held at Forest Preserve District Administrative Headquarters, 1996 S. Kirk Rd., Suite 320, Geneva. For more information on volunteering for the Forest Preserve District of Kane County, or to RSVP for an orientation session, contact our Volunteer Coordinator at CleaveRobb@kaneforest.com.

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