Payette National Forest

Volunteering

The Forest Service Volunteer Program has something for almost everyone: retirees, professionals, housewives, students and young people, as well as service clubs and organizations. If you like people and care about our country's natural resources, the Forest Service needs your time and talents.

Some volunteers work full-time for several months, while others donate a few hours a day each week or contribute a one-time service. Students may volunteer to earn college credits through a college-approved intern program, or to become familiar with Forest Service activities and philosophy. Many individuals have found that their volunteer experience has guided them towards job interest and possible careers. Retirees or others with skills to share often find that a volunteer position provides them with a nice change of pace.

VOLUNTEER INFORMATION

Jane Cropp is the Volunteer Program Manager on the Payette National Forest. To contact her call (208) 634-0757, postal mail is Payette NF Supervisor's Office 800 West Lakeside Ave, McCall, ID 83638, or you may use email.

You can go to either one of these locations to print out a volunteer form.
Volunteer Application (.DOC Word 6.0)
Volunteer Application (.HTML)

You can find out more about volunteer opportunities through the Intermountain Region and Rocky Mountain Research Station Volunteer Program website.

US Forest Service - Payette National Forest
Last Modified: Monday, 07 January 2008 at 16:18:23 EST