Student Ambassadors are passionate youth members who volunteer their time to advance local E.C.O. goals. Ambassadors take on meaningful responsibilities—helping organize and run events, leading educational outreach, and assisting with local conservation projects. This role helps them develop essential leadership skills such as communication, teamwork, project management, and public engagement.
Through their involvement, students gain real-world experience, build networks, and make a lasting impact on local ecosystems and Henderson County—preparing them to be our conservation leaders of tomorrow.
Ambassadors build networks and make a lasting impact on local ecosystems and Henderson County. By volunteering their time, these youth members are helping establish a stronger conservation legacy for the area.
