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Volunteer Opportunities For Herd Members

Blue Star Equiculture welcomes everyone who wants to help us in our mission. We welcome volunteers of all ages and all abilities. We believe that EVERYONE has special talents they can bring to the farm or take out into the wider world to help us care for the horses. One of the best ways to learn about Blue Star Equiculture and the volunteer opportunities is to take a tour of the farm....Click Here for information about the farm tours

If you are intertrested in participating in helping with the barn and our horses please go to the Herd Members Work Program

If you want to help in the ways listed below please come to a farm tour...Click Here for information about the farm tours
  • Yard work
  • Landscaping
  • Helping in the vegetable garden
  • Helping in the farm fields
  • Roadside clean up
  • Sweeping
  • Office Work
  • Fundraising
  • Publicity
  • Grant writing
  • Teaching workshops on organics, horses, farming, ecology, etc.
  • Giving tours
  • Researching and sharing history
  • Training other volunteers

If you have an idea for how you want to help us out, let us know! We welcome everyone's ideas. Blue Star Equiculture directors will help you find your place in our vibrant network of volunteers. Use the Contact From below.

Here's a link to our How To Help brochure.        how to help v02-19-2011.pdf


Volunteer Contact Form

Josie's tour of the herd

Anna Burke a BSE Volunteer From Smith College

Jackie A Blue Star Equiculture Volunteer - 12/2/2011

Blue Star Equiculture Volunteer - Ariana

Blue Star Equiculture Volunteer - Rich

Volunteers At Work

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