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Assists and conducts educational programs. This position works directly with the Interpretive and Educational rangers to plan and present programs to schools and organized groups. This position may be asked to assist in a variety of interpretive and educational programs.

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Catalogues library and compiles card catalogue on a computer.

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Assisting interpretive staff and providing information to the public for Wild Iris Weekends, Expanding Horizons,and Earth Camp. Participates in butterfly count and removing tallow trees during National Public Lands Day. Assists in trail cleaning and care. Orients visitors to Barataria Preserve, operates movie theater, and cash register.

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Dresses in period clothing representing a soldier or civilian of 1815.

Initates visitor contacts, provides information concerning the primary and secondary themes of the park.

May perform off-site living history events.

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Staffs information desk in visitor center, orients visitors to the park, provides directions and answers phones as needed. Operates cash register.

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Photographer needed to accompany field biologists on Missouri River sampling trips and on outreach events such as fish stockings or fishing clinics. High quality photos needed for outreach materials such as web pages and brochures. Prefer person with photo-journalism or marketing experience or education. FWS would provide needed materials.

Housing is not provided. Volunteer opportunities occur primarily Monday through Friday.

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Mechanic needed to perform routine maintenance and minor repairs on fleet of light trucks and research boats. Help to ensure safety awareness of self, others and equipment. Related mechanic experience is required.

Housing is not provided. Volunteer opportunities occur primarily Monday through Friday.

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Library assistant will update our on-line large river literature reference database. Recent publications necessary to our work on the Missouri River will also be added. Opportunity exists for individual with background in library science to also catalog collection of "grey literature". Fish & Wildlife Service will provide all necessary equipment.

Housing is not provided. Volunteer opportunities will occur 8am-5pm, Monday through Friday.

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Fishery technician will assist fishery biologists with monitoring Endangered pallid sturgeon in Missouri River. Emphasis will be on using various fishery sampling gear including netting and seining. Water quality and fish habitats will also be assessed.

Position requires day-long trips to remote locations on Missouri River. Volunteer would provide own transportation to office and Fish & Wildlife Service will provide transportation to the sampling sites. FWS will provide all necessary equipment and training in fish sampling, fish identification and habitat assessment.

Housing is not provided. Volunteer opportunities are available Monday through Friday.

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Volunteers needed to perform seasonal indoor and outdoor work. Indoor work includes: assisting in visitor center, performing clerical and administrative duties, and working with computers and other technical equipment. Outdoor work includes: conducting bird watching tours and birding festivals, assisting in landscape, trail, and facility maintenance, conducting biological surveys and studies such as bird banding counts, and monitoring, assisting in hunter check stations, leading tours and providing information and interpretation to the visiting public, assisting in habitat modification projects, such as developing freshwater impoundments and reforestation, and photographing a variety of natural and cultural resources.

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Monthly survey beginning at dark requires the ability to ID vocalizations of owls along a survey route.

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Volunteers assist biologists with surveys, data management and projects that support a diversity of wildlife on the Refuge.

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Assists with vegetation and/or wildlife management – establishes native species, manages invasive exotic species, and monitors rare and endangered species. Collects and organizes field data. Makes field observations of natural resource conditions. Evaluates observed conditions and problems. Assists in the preparation of reports, plans, and guidelines. Installs, operates, maintains, and inventories equipment.

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Volunteers can assist hatchery staff in many aspects, including: fish culture activities involving raising/releasing lake trout for the Great Lakes; public outreach; facilities maintenance; tour guides; office/clerical duties and landscaping. We are in the process of organizing a "Friends Group" for the hatchery. Volunteers are needed to assist in this effort and to handle public outreach duties meeting/greeting the public and giving tours. Volunteers can also assist in fish culture activities such as feeding fish, cleaning tanks and raceways, sample counting, etc. Please see our website at http://www.fws.gov/midwest/Jordan River/

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Volunteers are needed on an on-call basis to assist researchers in the field. Most opportunities will be on weekdays, but some weekend opportunities may arise. A list of volunteers, contact information, and availability will be maintained by the park. Opportunities vary from year-to-year depending on research projects.

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Assist the administrative staff in word processing, filing, answering telephones, and similar clerical work.

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Join Nebraska's Earth Team! The Earth Team is the volunteer branch of the USDAs Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). There are currently volunteer opportunities available in NRCS offices all across Nebraska. NRCS works with landowners to help them manage the natural resources on their property. Many different volunteer jobs are available and offer a flexible schedule. Please contact the volunteer coordinator listed below, or visit the web site below for more information.

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Help improve the natural areas along the Mississippi River within the Twin Cities metropolitan area. Chances are there will be an opportunity near you!

Projects include removal of invasive, non-native plant species, planting of native trees and plants, and installation of erosion control structures.

Join us for one day or more!

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Excellent learning opportunity for those wishing to pursue a career in the Fisheries field or those wishing to work with large trout. Fishery technicians are needed to assist the hatchery staff in sorting and spawing six strains of rainbow trout, shocking, treating, picking and shipping eggs; plus other hatchery activities as needed. Assist in studies for fish culture technology development A bunkhouse is furnished, and a daily stipend for food of $17.05 is provided. The tour of duty is a forty hour week, five days/week. Some weekends or holidays may be worked with days off during the week. Volunteers are needed throughout the year, with peak periods from October through March. Minimum of twelve weeks. Located in the mountains of Southwest Montana near the world famous Madison River and fifty miles from Yellowstone National Park.