Nature Needs You—Lend a Hand in Restoration
Have you ever wondered what it takes to restore and protect Napa’s most precious landscapes? Conservation isn’t just about preserving land—it’s about actively managing it. That’s where you come in.
At the Napa Land Trust, our volunteer restoration efforts play a crucial role in revitalizing natural habitats, supporting native wildlife, and enhancing the resilience of our landscapes against climate change. Whether it’s planting native species, removing invasive plants, or restoring trails, our hands-on projects give you the chance to make a real impact on the land you love.
Why Volunteer?
🌱 Direct Impact – Help restore local ecosystems and protect biodiversity.
🌱 Hands-On Learning – Gain knowledge from conservation experts.
🌱 Community Connection – Meet like-minded people who share your passion for nature.
🌱 Health Benefits – Time in nature reduces stress and boosts well-being!
Upcoming Volunteer Workday Opportunities
We have several restoration projects coming up, and we’d love for you to join us. Whether you’re a seasoned conservationist or simply looking to spend a few hours outdoors giving back, there’s a place for you in our volunteer community.
👉 Check out our upcoming workdays and sign up here.
See the Impact Firsthand!
Want to see what a difference a few hours of volunteer work can make? Check out this before-and-after shot from a restoration project, where a dedicated group of PUC students helped remove invasive French broom. Invasive plants like French broom are highly flammable, creating dangerous fuel loads in our forests.
With your help, we can continue restoring Napa’s wild beauty—one volunteer effort at a time.
