Are you passionate about preventing the spread of invasive species? Do you want to contribute your skills to a non-profit organization dedicated to environmental conservation? Consider joining the Central Kootenay Invasive Species Society (CKISS) Board of Directors!
How do you join the CKISS Board?
- The first step is to become a member. Click here to fill out the membership form.
- Already a member? Simply send us an email at lcarr@ckiss.ca expressing your interest in joining the board.
There are several reasons why individuals may want to join the CKISS Board of Directors:
- Passion for Environmental Conservation: Many people are passionate about protecting the environment and preventing the spread of invasive species. Joining the CKISS Board allows individuals to actively contribute to these conservation efforts.
- Making a Difference: Serving on the Board of Directors provides an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on local ecosystems, wildlife, and communities by guiding the organization’s strategic direction and initiatives.
- Community Involvement: Board members have the chance to engage with their local community and collaborate with other stakeholders, including government agencies, non-profit organizations, businesses, and volunteers.
- Professional Development: Serving on a non-profit board offers valuable opportunities for professional development, including leadership skills, strategic planning, governance, networking, and decision-making.
- Networking Opportunities: Board members have the chance to connect with like-minded individuals who share their passion for environmental conservation, as well as professionals in related fields, which can lead to valuable networking opportunities.
- Learning and Growth: Serving on the Board provides opportunities for learning and personal growth, including gaining knowledge about invasive species management, environmental policy, fundraising, and non-profit management.
- Giving Back to the Community: Many individuals join non-profit boards as a way to give back to their community and contribute their time, skills, and expertise to a cause they care about deeply.
Overall, serving on the CKISS Board of Directors offers a rewarding opportunity to contribute to environmental conservation efforts, make a positive impact on local communities, and engage in meaningful work alongside dedicated individuals who share a common goal.