Opportunities From: Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

Maintenance on Disc Golf Course at Canoe Creek State Park. 

I’m Interested in Volunteering at Warriors Path  State Park! Registering for this opportunity will make you visible to our site coordinator for future opportunities.

I’m Interested in Volunteering at Trough Creek State Park! Registering for this opportunity will make you visible to our site coordinator for future opportunities.

Friends of Canoe Creek State Park website are a non-profit all volunteer organization under the umbrella of the Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation (PPFF) dedicated to the betterment of Canoe Creek State Park.    Come experience the Canoe Creek State Park and enjoy the many activities sponsored by the Friends of Canoe Creek State Park.

Join us in the Nature Discovery Area and park office landscaping as we weed, mulch, plant and transplant native wildflowers. This work is best suited to adults and older children, but all are welcome. Please register to ensure we gather enough tools for all participants. All equipment is provided, but bring your favorite gardening gloves if you have them (otherwise gloves will be provided).

Join us in the Nature Discovery Area and park office landscaping as we weed, mulch, plant and transplant native wildflowers. This work is best suited to adults and older children, but all are welcome. Please register to ensure we gather enough tools for all participants. All equipment is provided, but bring your favorite gardening gloves if you have them (otherwise gloves will be provided).

Join us in the Nature Discovery Area and park office landscaping as we weed, mulch, plant and transplant native wildflowers. This work is best suited to adults and older children, but all are welcome. Please register to ensure we gather enough tools for all participants. All equipment is provided, but bring your favorite gardening gloves if you have them (otherwise gloves will be provided).

Join us in the Nature Discovery Area and park office landscaping as we weed, mulch, plant and transplant native wildflowers. This work is best suited to adults and older children, but all are welcome. Please register to ensure we gather enough tools for all participants. All equipment is provided, but bring your favorite gardening gloves if you have them (otherwise gloves will be provided).

Join us in the visitor center landscaping as we weed, mulch, plant and transplant native wildflowers. This work is best suited to adults and older children, but all are welcome. All participants must register individually to ensure we gather enough tools for all participants. All equipment is provided, but bring your favorite gardening gloves if you have them (otherwise gloves will be provided).

Join us in the visitor center landscaping as we weed, mulch, plant and transplant native wildflowers. This work is best suited to adults and older children, but all are welcome. All participants must register individually to ensure we gather enough tools for all participants. All equipment is provided, but bring your favorite gardening gloves if you have them (otherwise gloves will be provided).

Join us in the visitor center landscaping as we weed, mulch, plant and transplant native wildflowers. This work is best suited to adults and older children, but all are welcome. All participants must register individually to ensure we gather enough tools for all participants. All equipment is provided, but bring your favorite gardening gloves if you have them (otherwise gloves will be provided).

Routine trail maintenance is needed across our Sideling Hill, Bear Valley, and Chaneysville Divisions. This year-long opportunity is open to anyone interested in becoming a Steward of Buchanan State Forest. Activities include scouting and assessing trails (submitting a trail assessment form), clearing and brushing back overgrown trails, refreshing/updating trail blaze markers, or other tasks as assigned by the recreation forester. Trails may be chosen voluntarily or assigned based on known trail conditions. Nationally-recognized chainsaw safety certificates must be provided for those looking to operate gas or electric chainsaws. Any questions should be directed to Codi Clapper via email at coclapper@pa.gov. Please reach out for more details.

Due to the remoteness of our trails and physically demanding nature of trail work, it is not expected that every volunteer will clear trails. Being descriptive of what is seen in the field and including pictures and GPS points of key features such as blowdowns and erosion concerns is very valuable to Forestry staff. Though trail maintenance is needed across the district, striving to be a good reporter of trail conditions is the primary goal of this opportunity. Please submit your hours and include a description of work completed on a monthly basis.

IMPORTANT: New and returning volunteers must sign up for this opportunity annually to remain an active member. Becoming a "fan" of a location bookmarks the location for you but remains private; signing up for an opportunity is required to connect you with the coordinators of the forest district. New and returning volunteers will be awarded with 1/2 hour of volunteer service for their first registration.

This opportunity is for Pinchot State Forest (Lackawanna/Luzerne/Wyoming Counties). It is for those who enjoy maintaining trails independently or in teams. Maintenance includes removing small, downed objects and cutting of overgrown vegetation throughout the year. Please contact the Site Supervisor before performing work.

Note: for opportunities in Gifford Pinchot State Park (York County) visit their page at: https://dcnrvolunteers.pa.gov/agency/detail/?agency_id=167283

Maintenance on Disc Golf Course at Muskrat Beach

Trail maintenance on West Rim Trail.  Clearing branches, lopping/ cutting encroaching vegetation, trail tread rehabilitation, locating and relaying downed trees to Tioga State Forest staff.

Trail care and maintenance on the Green Monster Trail System.

Opportunity for bluebird monitors at Nockamixon State Park

Necessary Skills: Willingness to learn about nesting habits of our cavity nesting birds, focus on observing the birds’ behavior around the boxes, noting nest construction, eff-laying, and fledging stages, while minimizing disturbance to the birds. Monitors also clean boxes between nestings. Monitors may also repair and replace boxes if able. Box building is always welcome.

Availability and Time Committment: As a cavity nesting bird monitor, you will be assigned a section of the trail within Nockamixon State Park. You will work on your own once per week at your convenience between April 1 and August 31 to monitor the nest boxes and record findings on provided forms.

This opportunity is for qualified individuals who wish to help with prescribed burns in the district. 

Help the park by maintaining the parts of the day use area and general clean-up.

Help the Friends of Mont Alto by continuing to maintain the native plant garden.

Help the Friends of Caledonia split firewood to sell in the campgrounds.

Please respond to this if you are interested in future volunteer opportunities at S.B. Elliott. The response to this will allow us to see who is interested and is specifically so we can see user accounts. This is not for an individual opportunity.

Periodically removing thrash from vistas across the Bald Eagle State Forest. Work can also include removing vegetation to keep the vista in great shape. For further details and guidance, call the District Office at 570-922-3344

This opportunity is for individuals who would like to help pick up litter around the park! From the picnic areas, trails, and pavilions, wherever you see it laying. 

When you plan on collecting, alone or as a group, please contact the volunteer coordinator. We can arrange a drop-off site for the park to pick it up. Also, gloves, and trash bags can be provided.

This opportunity is for individuals who would like to help pick up litter around the park! From the picnic areas, trails, and roads, wherever you see it laying. 

When you plan on collecting, alone or as a group, please contact the volunteer coordinator. We can arrange a drop-off site for the park to pick it up. Also, gloves, and trash bags can be provided.

This is created specifically for us to see who is interested in volunteering at Parker Dam State Park. Please respond to this hand raising opportunity so we are able to see who all is interested in volunteering with us here at Parker Dam.  

Thank you for your interest in Campground Hosting at Codorus State Park for the 2027 seasson.  Our Volunteer Coordinator will be in touch with further information.  

Our hosts enjoy 2-week session in the campground assisting others.  Duties include interacting with campers and answering questions as well as tidying up sites before new visors arrive. 

Our native plant gardens at the park office are always in need of weeding and trimming.  Volunteers can help at their leisure when available. 

The Slippery Rock Gorge is home to miles of trails, many are a part of the North Country Trail Association (NCTA), Wampum Chapter. Discover training opportunities and help maintain the trail as part of this dedicated group of volunteers. To get started, email wam@northcountrytrail.org 

Volunteers are appreciated to maintain and improve all trails to ensure safety, accessibility, and sustainability. This includes litter pick up, tossing small branches into the woods, and reporting downed trees and unsafe conditions to the park office 724 368-8811. To be involved in trail building, blazing, or trail improvements, join the Wampum Chapter of the North Country Trail  (see their opportunity) by emailing wam@northcountrytrail.org 

Find out when the club is next working together to improve our parks by emailing president@butleroutdoorclub.org.  This opportunity is for joining in with the volunteer work aspect of the Butler Outdoor Club. Join the club itself by contacting president@butleroutdoorclub.org (there are modest yearly dues) to become involved in their many activities.

The Butler Outdoor Club promotes outdoor education and provides year-round outdoor activities in Western Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. These activities are geared for all levels and are designed to provide recreation and foster a better understanding and responsible use of the outdoors. Our activities include: hiking, backpacking, biking, birding, canoeing, kayaking, xc-skiing, snowshoeing, camping and trail maintenance.

The mailing address for the club is PO Box 255, Yatesboro, PA 16263

 Volunteers are appreciated to maintain and improve all trails to ensure safety, accessibility, and sustainability. This includes litter pick up, tossing small branches into the woods, and reporting downed trees and unsafe conditions to the park office. For organized trail work, also join the North Country Trail and Butler Outdoor Club opportunities. Thank you!

Beltzville State Park roadsided side clean-up!

Join the Friends Group for a fun day of kayaking and litter pick up around the lake. Contact the Beltzville State Park office to get involved (610) 377-0045!

Raise awareness on invasive aquatic pests and help to prevent their spread. This oppurtunity is to help staff the boat wash station at Pine Run Boat Launch on weekends Memorial day to Labor Day. Shift is flexible. Preferred hours are between noon and 8pm Saturdays and Sundays. Training provided. Please contact park directly to schedule. 610-377-0045

A completely on-you-own activity! Pick up sticks anywhere in the park that has manicured lawn (day use and picnic areas). Toss them into the woods or put them in piles already created by staff and volunteers. Submit your hours and tell us what area you covered. That's it! Year-round, anytime you'd like! 

We have approximately 150 young trees that need checked, some straightened in their tubes and possibly some tubes removed. We also may have trees to plant in the coming months. Please sign up for this opportunity if you have an interest in planting, regardless of your availability. Plantings or care can occur during a volunteer event or on your own time. We will email all who are interested if we get additional trees to plant. 

A rather steep boundary trail that passes through areas of mountain laurel, Geyer Trail starts along Aughwick Road and continues up the mountain.

North Logging can be accessed by Knobsville Road trail or Horseshoe trail. Doe trail can be accessed by lot #5 or North Logging Road trail.

Both trails can be accessed by Knobsville Road Trail or Aughwick Road. 

Trail encircles Cowans Gap Lake.

The trail starts at the intersection of Tuscarora Trail below the park dam and climbs to the
top of Cove Mountain - switchbacks have been added.

One mile trail begins along Aughwick Road just above park office, then winds along the bottom of Tuscarora Mountain to join the Three Mile Trail. Three mile trail wonders through the Tuscarora mountain side and combines up with Plessinger Trail on the other side of Aughwick Road (new trail addition). 

Are you an active member of the Friends of Nolde Forest (https://www.friendsofnoldeforest.org/) who is participating in FoNF Volunteer Events (or plans to in the future)? Then THIS is the opportunity for you.

Although the FoNF utilize the Track it Forward volunteer system, we still need ALL volunteers on DCNR property to be signed up through our system. You do that by signing up as a volunteer of THIS opportunity. 

If you are not signed up as a volunteer for this opportunity you are not permitted to volunteer for any FoNF Events happening at the EE Center.

You will continue to track your hours on Track it Forward, but the Friends Chair will share the Track it Forward volunteer report with me on a monthly basis so I can upload the hours here as well. This means, once you sign up here, you are done. Just use Track it Forward and the data will be transferred for you.

(however, if you sign up to volunteer for a non-FoNF related opportunity like trail crew, you will need to track those  hours on this website)

This opportunity is created specifically to see who is interested in campground hosting at Little Pine State Park.

This opportunity is created specifically to see who is interested in campground hosting at Hyner Run State Park.

Either attend a trail maintenance work day or Adopt-A-Trail for continued maintenance in the park.

Friends of Prince Gallitzin State Park website are a non-profit all volunteer organization under the umbrella of the Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation (PPFF) dedicated to the betterment of Prince Gallitzin State Park.    Come experience the Prince Gallitzin State Park and enjoy the many activities sponsored by the Friends of Prince Gallitzin State Park.

This is a handraising opportunity for being a campground host with Worlds End State Park. Registering for this opportunity alone will NOT register you for a timeslot as a host. These are sent seperately as the schedule is made. Background clearances must be physically submitted as part of the vetting process.

This opportunity is related to goose management. The park experiences an influx of Canada geese every year that can disrupt the environmental balance. Volunteers are invited to help keep the park clean and enjoyable by assisting with the removal of goose droppings from high-use areas. This effort helps improve visitor experience, protects natural resources, and supports overall park maintenance. All necessary tools and guidance will be provided—just bring a willingness to lend a hand and enjoy time outdoors.

This opportunity is for all general activities that help keep our day-use picnic area, beaches, roadways, and waters clean.

- Monofilament recycling (fishing line collection) program

- Goose harassment and goose waste removal

- Beach monitoring

- Litter removal from picnic areas, waterways, and along roads. Or special litter clean up events.

Join a fun-loving group focused mainly on Purple Martin Nest Monitoring. There are several locations throughout the park and a location will be assigned to you. This group will also cover assisting the park educator with Bluebird Box Monitoring. The season typically goes from March to September. Hours are usually between 10 AM and 1 PM but can vary. For more information, email Jared McGary at jamcgary@pa.gov 

Want to grow and share your knowledge of wildlife and the outdoors?  Sign up for an opportunity to join our Environmental Education Specialist during the Roving Naturalist programs and other pop-up education programs, like Beach Tables.  Become a welcoming steward of Tobyhanna for guests while enjoying the opportunity to swap wildlife facts with like-minded friends.

Invasive species removal and habitat management

Volunteer to work on Pennsylvania's second largest State Forest.  Projects range from Campsite Maintenance, Infrastructure Maintenance, and Wildlife Habitat Improvement along with various other opportunities arranged by the District Forester.  Please contact the site supervisor prior to selecting this opportunity.   

Trail Stewards are volunteers who take time out of their lives to help improve trail systems in our local forests and parks. Their role in trail maintenance allows members of the public to have a positive experience while enjoying the trails. Rothrock State Forest has a Trail Stewardship program where individuals, groups, or sports teams can be assigned a trail to work on that year.  

If you would like more information on the Trail Stewardship program, please contact the recreation forester by calling (582) 322-6709 or by emailing ra-fd05@pa.gov

This opportunity is for volunteers who are part of the firewood splitting crew. 

Volunteers help care for Bald Eagle State Park by removing litter and refuse along the park’s 17.6 miles of trails, park boundaries, and surrounding roadways. Cleanup efforts may also include fishing line removal to protect wildlife and maintain a safe, healthy environment for visitors. This work plays an important role in preserving the park’s natural resources, improving visitor safety, and keeping the park clean and welcoming for all.

Basic trail maintenance. Specific tasks as needed decided closer to date.

Basic trail maintenance. Specific tasks as needed decided closer to date.

The Trail Maintenance & Stewardship Volunteer assists Colonel Denning State Park maintenance staff with the upkeep, repair, and stewardship of designated park trails. Working under staff supervision, the volunteer helps ensure trails are safe, sustainable, clearly marked, and enjoyable for public use while supporting overall park cleanliness and resource protection.

The Trail Maintenance & Stewardship Volunteer assists Colonel Denning State Park maintenance staff with the upkeep, repair, and stewardship of designated park trails. Working under staff supervision, the volunteer helps ensure trails are safe, sustainable, clearly marked, and enjoyable for public use while supporting overall park cleanliness and resource protection.

Down tree removal, cutting brush back, and any additional trail maintenance within the park trail system.

Working with a lead volunteer to maintain District Trails in the R.B. Winter State Park Area. Trail work is typically conducted on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Work involves brush cutting, raking, clearing and tread enhancement of trails throughout the year. 

Note: This opportunity is for Bald Eagle State Forest. If interested in volunteering for Bald Eagle State Park, please visit their opportunity list.

Our maintenance team works hard but it's often difficult to get to our trails on the regular, especially some of the harder hikes. Volunteers can help us keep an eye on trail conditions, do some light trim work, clean up trash, and remove minor obstacles. Notify the park staff for downed trees or other issues. With this program you choose a section of trail and take care of it for whatever time fits your schedule to keep our trails looking beautiful!

This program monitors species that nest in cavities, such as Eastern Bluebirds, Tree or Swallows, House Wrens, Flycatchers, Purple Martins, Tufted Titmouse, and Chickadees.

Volunteers monitor boxes for eggs, fledglings, species type, box quality, and predation issues. Records are collected and added to research for the whole state. This program requires some regular dedication and might involve some messy work, such as removing invasive House Sparrow nests.

The Masker Museum is divided into 2 sections that feature environmental education and the history of the CCC at Promised Land. It's located between Pickerel Point and Deerfield Campgrounds and offers visitors hands on activities, rain or shine. 

Volunteers staff the museum during the season in weekly shifts from Memorial Day until Labor Day; shifts are from 10a-1pm & 1pm-4pm. A volunteer usually picks 1 shift on 1 day consistently for the season, but we are flexible and there is room for an occasional fill-in, especially on weekends. Volunteers must display a friendly and courteous attitude, enjoy working with people and kids, set up and take down the bird feeders, stock the museum pamphlets and materials, and keep count of the attendees.

Contact the park office for more information.

Our maintenance team works hard but it's difficult to get to our trails on the regular. Volunteers can help us keep an eye on trail conditions, do some light trim work, clean up trash, and remove minor obstacles. Notify the park staff for downed trees or other issues. With this program you choose a section of trail and take care of it for whatever time fits your schedule to keep our trails looking beautiful!

Behind the Masker Museum is our Native Plant display garden. We are looking for a few select volunteers with experience with plant ID and care. Work includes transplanting, landscaping, weeding, mulching, seed collection, and more. Other areas include the gardens around our office and the facilities at the Day-use picnic area.
Work hours depend on staff shifts, garden needs, and new projects. Contact the park office for more information.

Weiser Fire Wardens, please sign up for this opportunity once you have created an account. 

PRESQUE ISLE STATE PARK

VOLUNTEER POSITION

Volunteer Position Title: Adopt a Beach

Site: Presque Isle State Park

Position Description:

DCNR staff will perform evaluations of performance and provide feedback for development

PRESQUE ISLE STATE PARK

VOLUNTEER POSITION

Volunteer Position Title: Adopt a Beach

Site: Presque Isle State Park

Position Description:

DCNR staff will perform evaluations of performance and provide feedback for development

Work with the park educator to monitor a variety of bird species at the park.

This opportunity involves monitoring, reporting, and maintaining various cavity nest boxes in the park. The opportunity also involves maintaining data and submitting to the volunteer coordinator at the end of each cavity nesting season.

This opportunity involves monitoring, reporting, and maintaining various cavity nest boxes in the park. The opportunity also involves maintaining data and submitting to the volunteer coordinator at the end of each cavity nesting season.

Help take care of our beautiful trails. Trim brush, repaint blazes, etc. with guidance from park staff.  If this is your first time doing trail maintenance with us, please contact the volunteer coordinator first at sschenck@pa.gov. 

Down tree removal, cutting brush back, and any additional trail maintenance within the park trail system.

Basic cleanup along both Scotts run and Hopewell lake. This includes: Trash, Fishing Line, lures, and miscellaneous debris. 

Those interested in hosting in Bald Eagle State Park's Rustic Campground should apply here. Bald Eagle SP is a popular hosting park, so please be aware we can't accept all applicants. Once you apply, you will be entered onto a waitlist managed by the park's host coordinator. If there is an opening, you will be contacted and typically meet with park staff on a Teams video call or by phone to be sure this opportunity is a good fit, review your qualifications, and provide answers to any questions you might have.

Rustic Campground Hosts receive free camping, a UTV (for campground use only), a gas ration (for generator and UTV only), sewer hook-up, and water hook-up for the duration of their stay as a campground host. The host site does not have an electric hook-up and a generator is NOT provided.

Host duties include, but are not limited to: 

Hosts need to be accessible to help campers during key hours--especially weekends and evenings. All hosts must complete child clearances and submit them to the park to be considered for the opportunity.

To speak to the campground host volunteer coordinator, Ty Moon, about this position or clearances, please call the Main Park Office at 814-625-2775 and press 5 to be routed to the Front Desk Staff.

Those interested in hosting in Bald Eagle State Park's Modern Campground should apply here. Bald Eagle SP is a popular hosting park, so please be aware we can't accept all applicants. Once you apply, you will be entered onto a waitlist managed by the park's host coordinator. If there is an opening, you will be contacted and typically meet with park staff on a Teams video call, in-person, or by phone to be sure this opportunity is a good fit, review your qualifications, and provide answers to any questions you might have. Modern Campground Hosts receive free camping on a full-hook-up/30 AMP host site, a UTV (for campground use only), and a park radio for the duration of their stay as a campground host. Hosts that have pets are ONLY eligible to host on the Sycamore Loop in the

Modern Campground. Host duties include, but are not limited to: 

Hosts need to be available to help campers during key hours--especially weekends and evenings. All hosts must complete child clearances and submit them to the park to be considered for the opportunity.

To speak to the campground host volunteer coordinator, Ty Moon, about this position or clearances, please call the Main Park Office at 814-625-2775 and press 5 to be routed to the Front Desk Staff. 

Help monitor bluebirds and other species nesting in over 40 cavity nest boxes throughout the park. Volunteers check each box weekly and record data that is then compiled and included in the Statewide Cavity Nesting Report.

Trail maintenance done on Michaux State Forest. Maintenance must be done only to state forest recognized trails. Training is required to blaze and brush trails.

Susquehannock State Forest is looking for volunteers to become trail stewards to reestablish/maintain the many miles of "multi-use" red blazed trails, and "hiking only" yellow blazed trails, within the district. We are looking for "multi-use" and "hiking only" stewards to adopt any hiking/multi-use trails in our district. Trail System Stewards traverse their assigned trails quarterly. This would include brushing, blazing, reporting downed trees, and benching any of the multi-use and hiking trails in the Susquehannock State Forest.  Please note, only volunteers with chainsaw certifications may cut trees off of the trail. Volunteers, please call 814-320-4916 with your request to adopt a trail before performing any work. 

The Outpost, campground store run by the FOCSP, needs attendants to help with firewood and retail sales to campers.

One of the largest fundraisers for the park is selling firewood to campers.  We need assistance cutting, splitting and stacking firewood.

Those interested in hosting at this park should respond to this opportunity.  While this step does not require clearances, you will work with park staff to complete them if you are selected for a hosting position.  Kooser is a popular hosting park, so please be aware we can't accept all applicants.  If there is an opening, you will be contacted by park staff to be sure this opportunity is a good fit, review your qualifications and provide any questions you might have.

Those interested in hosting at this park should respond to this opportunity.  While this step does not require clearances, you will work with park staff to complete them if you are selected for a hosting position.  Laurel Hill is a popular hosting park, so please be aware we can't accept all applicants.  If there is an opening, you will be contacted by park staff to be sure this opportunity is a good fit, review your qualifications and provide any questions you might have.

Volunteers are appreciated to maintain and improve trails to ensure safety, accessibility and sustainability.  This includes litter pick-up, moving tree debris off the trail and into the woods, and reporting downed trees and unsafe conditions to the park office.

Volunteers are appreciated to maintain and improve trails to ensure safety, accessibility and sustainability.  This includes litter pick-up, moving tree debris off the trail and into the woods, and reporting downed trees and unsafe conditions to the park office.

Volunteers are appreciated to maintain and improve trails to ensure safety, accessibility and sustainability. This includes litter pick-up, moving tree debris off the trail and into the woods, and reporting downed trees and unsafe conditions to the park office.

Codorus Trick-or-Treat is a large fundraising event held 2 nights in October each year.  Assistance is needed with set-up, day of the event, and tear down.  

Volunteers help care for Memorial Lake State Park by removing litter and refuse along the park’s 3 miles of trails, park boundaries, and surrounding roadways. Cleanup efforts may also include fishing line removal to protect wildlife and maintain a safe, healthy environment for visitors. This work plays an important role in preserving the park’s natural resources, improving visitor safety, and keeping the park clean and welcoming for all.

Volunteers help keep Swatara State Park clean and welcoming by removing litter and refuse from 34 miles of park trails, along boundary roadways, and in creekside areas. This work improves visitor safety, protects wildlife, and helps maintain the park’s natural beauty. Volunteers should contact the park in advance to ensure they have proper equipment, including trash pickers, bags, gloves, and reflective vests, before beginning litter pickup activities.

Volunteers assist with hands-on wildlife and habitat stewardship projects throughout the park. Activities may include building, installing, monitoring, reporting on, and repairing wildlife structures such as bat boxes, bluebird and wood duck nest boxes, turtle basking platforms, and other habitat features. Volunteers may also help collect basic monitoring data, observe wildlife use, and report maintenance needs to park staff. All manmade structures require park approval prior to installation on park property. This opportunity supports the protection and enhancement of wildlife habitat while contributing to long-term conservation and education efforts.

Volunteers assist with hands-on wildlife and habitat stewardship projects throughout the park. Activities may include building, installing, monitoring, reporting on, and repairing wildlife structures such as bat boxes, bluebird and wood duck nest boxes, turtle basking platforms, and other habitat features. Volunteers may also help collect basic monitoring data, observe wildlife use, and report maintenance needs to park staff. All manmade structures require park approval prior to installation on park property. This opportunity supports the protection and enhancement of wildlife habitat while contributing to long-term conservation and education efforts.

Volunteers assist with hands-on wildlife and habitat stewardship projects throughout the park. Activities may include building, installing, monitoring, reporting on, and repairing wildlife structures such as bat boxes, bluebird and wood duck nest boxes, turtle basking platforms, and other habitat features. Volunteers may also help collect basic monitoring data, observe wildlife use, and report maintenance needs to park staff. All manmade structures require park approval prior to installation on park property. This opportunity supports the protection and enhancement of wildlife habitat while contributing to long-term conservation and education efforts.

Volunteers assist with hands-on wildlife and habitat stewardship projects throughout the park. Activities may include building, installing, monitoring, reporting on, and repairing wildlife structures such as bat boxes, bluebird and wood duck nest boxes, turtle basking platforms, and other habitat features. Volunteers may also help collect basic monitoring data, observe wildlife use, and report maintenance needs to park staff. All manmade structures require park approval prior to installation on park property. This opportunity supports the protection and enhancement of wildlife habitat while contributing to long-term conservation and education efforts.