Volunteer State Advocates are the driving force of Leave No Trace education in their state, directly reaching thousands of people across the country each year. State Advocates work to bring the Leave No Trace movement to their local communities through education and training programs and service events.
State Advocates are always looking for passionate individuals to help support the Leave No Trace efforts in their state. Check out your state page to get connected with your Advocate today!
Being a Leave No Trace Volunteer State Advocate involves leading efforts to promote responsible outdoor ethics and stewardship within your state. Advocates educate communities, organizations, and outdoor enthusiasts about Leave No Trace principles through outreach, training, and events. They collaborate with local partners, state parks, and volunteers to minimize human impact on natural areas while fostering a culture of conservation. This role includes organizing stewardship projects, encouraging volunteer engagement, and raising awareness of Leave No Trace among various outdoor recreation groups. State Advocates also serve as a resource for individuals and organizations seeking advice on adopting sustainable outdoor practices. Ultimately, they play a vital role in protecting public lands by encouraging environmental responsibility and ensuring that future generations can enjoy the outdoors.
