Volunteer Opportunities:

Tree Maintenance Volunteer

Position Description: Tree Maintenance Volunteer

Did you know Stream-Link maintains each site for at least 3 years to guarantee an 85% survival rate? We are hard at work during the "off season" to make sure the newly planted trees are surviving and that we have supplies ready for the next planting season. Maintenance work involves physical labor and volunteers should be comfortable working in wild outdoor spaces.

View the Position Description above. If you are interested in becoming a Tree Maintenance Volunteer, sign up by clicking the box below. Questions? Please contact Lisa Baird at lisa.streamlink@gmail.com

BECOME A TREE MAINTENANCE VOLUNTEER

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I understand that participating in Stream-Link Education activities is entirely voluntary and that activities involve physical labor. I understand there may be risks and dangers involved. I hereby assume all responsibility and risk, and agree to release, and waive all claims, causes of action, judgments, and expenses, including reasonable attorney’s fees and costs, in connection with injuries or damage to persons or property sustained or incurred in connection with or as a result of my participation in this event or any related activities sponsored by Stream-Link Education, and hereby agree to indemnify and hold Stream-Link Education, its staff, officers, directors, members, volunteers and any other acting on behalf of Stream-Link Education, harmless in connection with any and all of the foregoing.

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Deforestation in the Chesapeake Bay watershed has led to severe stream bank erosion, runoff pollution, and exasperated impacts from flooding; all resulting in poor of water quality and steam health. These trees will create a riparian forest buffer to protect the Monocacy River, a drinking water source for over 75,000 residents in Frederick.

Tree Planting Event registration is closed until the Fall Season

Volunteer Opportunities:

Tree Maintenance Volunteer

Tree Planting Event registration is closed until the Fall Season

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