CANAL AMBASSADOR PROGRAM

Build Awareness
+ Engage with the Community

What is the Canal Ambassador Program?

The Ambassador Program is a program to recruit and train a group of dedicated community members to build awareness of the Canal and gain a deeper level of engagement with the communities along the 71-mile reach. Ambassadors serve as representatives of the Conservancy and help with the following:

  • Support outreach and marketing efforts;
  • Lead and attend community programs and events;
  • Monitor Canal use and user enjoyment;
  • Promote trail safety;
  • Support environmental education and recreational programs; and
  • Increase public awareness of Canal enhancements and our work.

Ambassadors help the Conservancy gain a deeper understanding of the environmental health, varied community use, safety concerns and improvement project updates occurring on the Canal. Their presence on the Canal increases community engagement and visibility of the Conservancy, while also increasing equitable access to the Canal by creating more connections between their neighbors, the Canal and our organization.

How to Get Involved

  1. Read the Canal Ambassador Volunteer Position Description
  2. Apply to become a Canal Ambassador Volunteer
  3. Attend a required volunteer orientation and training event. See the calendar for dates.

Do you live in the Northeast?

Become a Northeast Canal Ambassador! Northeast Denver or North Aurora community members are invited to serve as High Line Canal Conservation Corps Leaders on a flexible, contract basis. Corps Leaders will work with Conservancy staff, partners, volunteers, and community members to support our on-the-ground programs and events focused on environmental stewardship and care of the Canal. Learn more!