We are all volunteers
Did you know that everyone in the section, including board members, are volunteers?
Why do we do it?
We love rangelands and we know that they are relevant to our society, even if not everyone in our world realizes that. Rangelands represent about 50% of the earth's terrestrial ecosystems. We're here to give them a voice, to teach others how to improve them
and steward them for future generations!
Why do we do it?
We love rangelands and we know that they are relevant to our society, even if not everyone in our world realizes that. Rangelands represent about 50% of the earth's terrestrial ecosystems. We're here to give them a voice, to teach others how to improve them
and steward them for future generations!
How to get involvedWhether you volunteer for a few hours, take on a small project or join the board, we can use your knowledge, skills and talents in our section!
How do you do it? Decide what you're interested in and contact our Past-President, Dan Nosal, who is in charge of helping connect you into our section activities! |
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OPPORTUNITIES
Volunteer to help out at a CSSRM Section meeting, workshop or tour. |
Volunteer to help set up the details for a CSSRM meeting, tour or workshop. |
Volunteer your expertise with CSU's Range Club or the High School Youth Forum. |
Volunteer to join a committee or become a Committee Chair. |
Volunteer to share your talents with the section, whether that's playing music, taking photographs, or talking with people. |
Volunteer to become Board of Directors Officer. |
