Get Involved

The CLFLWD was formed to protect and improve your local water resources, and none of what we do would be possible without all of our partners and stakeholders.

Volunteer Opportunities

Committees

Community Science

Education

If you have any questions, comments, or looking for more information about community science or other volunteer opportunities, please contact the CLFLWD at info@clflwd.org or 651-395-5850.

Volunteer Highlights

A man leads a presentation to a room full of older men and women sitting at desks.
A man and woman wearing matching 'I Heart My Watershed' t-shirts pose over a drain and a stencil which reads, "No Dumping, Drains To Forest Lake."
A man in a high-visibility vest bends over, a spray paint can in hand, painting over a stencil that reads, "No Dumping, Drains To Forest Lake."
Assistant Treasurer, Douglas Toavs, poses in 'I Heart My Watershed' t-shirt on the shore of a large body of water with a trash bag in hand.
A group of 8 girl scouts wearing high-visibility vests pose around a stenciled design on the concrete, which reads, "Dump No Waste, Drains To Lake."
A stencil reading, "No Dumping, Drains To Forest Lake," rests between two drains.
A group of volunteers pose in front of the CLFLWD building wearing matching t-shirts which read, "I Heart My Watershed."
Citizen Advisory Committee member, Jerry Grundtner, leads a group of high school students through a series of water monitoring exercises.
A group of volunteers wearing bright yellow pose around a 'No Dumping' stencil near a street drain.