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Land Steward Report Form

Report volunteer hours and observations below.

Volunteer Land Steward Report Form

Please take a moment to log your observations and volunteer hours, including travel time, in the form below. The more information you are able to provide (especially about any misuse or problems!), the more useful your report will be for our team and management partners. Thank you for your partnership! We value your time and commitment to protect our lands and waters.

*Please select “Volunteer land steward” from the dropdown menu to get started.

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Volunteer Type(Required)

First Name(Required)

Last Name(Required)

Email(Required)

Date of volunteer activity(Required)

MM slash DD slash YYYY

Volunteer hours worked (include travel time)(Required)

Please use a format of "3.5 hours" or "1.75 hours" vs. hours and minutes for this field.

Did anyone else join you on your visit?(Required)

Yes

No

If yes, what was the name of your monitoring companion?

Event/Activity Name(Required)

Location(Required)

If Location is "Other," please enter it below.

Number of people engaged

Names of registrants who did NOT attend

Names of unregistered attendees

Upload event roster

Max. file size: 32 MB.

Description of work (optional)

Notes (optional)

Human Observations

Were people observed on the property?

Yes

No

If yes, please describe the kinds of human activities you observed.

Ex. hiking, bird watching, mountain bike riding, horseback riding, fishing, etc.

Did you see any signs of inappropriate or illegal use of the property?(Required)

Yes

No

Please select what type of inappropriate use you observed.

Signs of trespass (new holes in neighboring fences or social trails that lead off of public property)

Public land or INLC signs removed or damaged

Graffiti

Littering or dumping of waste on or near the property

Camping or camp fires (or signs thereof)

Hunting or hunting structures (ex. tree stands)

Illegal activities (ex. evidence of illicit drug use like needles)

Off-road vehicle use (ex. ATVs or motorized dirt bikes)

Pets off leash in a leash-required area

Other

Briefly describe the use you observed.

Did you notice any changes to the trails on the property?(Required)

Yes

No

Please select what type of trail changes you observed.

New social trail(s)

Erosion problems on or along the trail

Pooling or ponding of water on the trail

Trees down over the trail

Vegetation growing over the trail

Other

If you selected "other," please briefly describe the change you observed.

Ecological Observations

Did you notice any changes to aquatic features on the property?(Required)

Yes

No

Select what type of aquatic changes you observed.

Change in water level or area of ponds or wetlands

Change in the CFS or water level of streams or rivers

Visible change in water quality (the water has become cloudy, muddy, or full of algae)

Significant growth of aquatic invasive plants

Other

If you selected "other," please briefly describe the change you observed.

Did you notice any changes to the vegetation features on the property?(Required)

Yes

No

Please select what type of vegetation changes you observed.

New invasive species or significant growth of an existing patch of invasive species

Recent tree blowdown

Evidence of disease or pests in trees or shrubs (dwarf mistletoe, root rot, pine beetles, etc.)

Signs of shock in trees or shrubs (losing needles or leaves earlier than usual, excessive browning, etc.)

Other

If you selected "other," please briefly describe the change you observed.

Other Notes and Observations

Did you complete or work on any stewardship projects aside from monitoring during your visit?

Yes

No

Please select what type of project you worked on below.

Trash pick-up

Approved tree thinning

Native plant installation maintenance

Invasive species removal

Trailhead ambassador or engagement

Scenic or wildlife photography

Trail maintenance

Other

Please describe your work more!

Tell us what you did! Include approximate locations and measurements, if possible. Ex. How much trash did you pick up? How many doghair trees did you remove? How many weeds did you pull? How many trail drainages did you fix?

Any other notes or observations we should be aware of? Any questions or feedback for INLC?

If you took any photos during your visit that would help us understand anything in your report, please upload them below.

Drop files here or

Max. file size: 32 MB.

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