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Ways to Participate:

Join our Email Distribution List. PRKC keeps a secure email list. Mailings are kept to a minimum and contain either summary information about an initiative or information about an event. Emails sent to our list are sent with the recipients email names blind carbon copied (bcced) so you will not inadvertently be added to someone's address book you do not know. You can choose whether or not to let PRKC partners send you email directly.

Become a Neighborhood Lead. We are looking for contacts in area neighborhoods. Essentially a neighborhood contact develops a contact list (usually email) for folks in the neighborhood; is the person we go to with questions for and about the neighborhood; and, who helps reach out to the residents of the neighborhood for events and info.

Become an Organization Contact. Do you belong to a organization with similar goals and interests? We would like to hear from you! As an organization contact you are responsible for communicating to appropriate PRKC initiative leads to ensure your organizational goals are represented. You are also responsible for communicating to your organization's board and members about PRKC efforts and events.

Donate a skill. Do you have a skill a new organization like this might be able to use? If so, please let us know! We are currently looking for people with the following skills or professional expertise:

  • Map making

  • Graphic Artist

  • Ecology

  • Fundraising

  • Entomology

  • Hydrology

  • Attorney (land use, business)

  • County Government (Council liaison)

  • Nature Education

Join a Committee. Join conversations, provide feedback, or help with events as suits your schedule and interest.  Standing Committees include:

Education

Develops relationships with local schools and PTSAs, develops initiatives and supports PRKC priorities in the schools.

Farm

Develops relationships with local and sustainable farming organizations, explores opportunities for value-add communications, projects or services. 

Finance

Oversees development of the budget; ensures accurate tracking, monitoring and accountability of funding; ensures adequate financial controls; pursues grant opportunities.

Forestry

Develops programs and projects that promote local sustainable forestry. Coordinates outreach efforts to small land owners.

Fundraising

Oversees development and implementation of the Fundraising Plan; identifies and solicits funds from external sources of support.

Land

Partners with existing public and private agencies on strategies for land conservation and protection through private stewardship, public acquisitions and trusts.

Policy

Works to understand planning and proposed changes to rural areas and communities. Works with community to get specific feedback to policy makers.   Develops relationships with elected officials and government staff.

Public Relations

Represents PRKC to the community and  the press.

Recreation

Develops relationships with local outdoor recreation organizations, explores opportunities for value-add communications, projects or services.  Coordinates outreach efforts to equestrian, hiking, fishing, biking, and boating communities.

Stewardship

Develops relationships with private and public stewardship support organizations, explores opportunities for value-add communications, programs or services.  Coordinates outreach efforts to land owners and individual community members.  Maintains PRKC's native plant nursery.

Become a Board Member.  PRKC is looking for candidates to become Board Leads for the following initiative areas:

  • Local Farm Evangelism

  • School Outreach

  • Regional Recreation

We are always looking for people with business and earth science background.  If you are interested in possibly serving as a member of the PRKC Board, please review the PRKC Charter and inquire by email to Michael@PRKC.org

Please email your participation interest to us at info@PRKC.org

THANK YOU!

Photo by Alan Bauer.