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Volunteering
Group Volunteer Opportunities
The Mt. Hood National Forest welcomes groups looking for service opportunities. Opportunities include tree planting, trail work, removal of noxious weeds, fence mending, and continual projects that grow with your group. Please contact the district nearest you about ways that the forest can help you earn scout badges and meet service or school requirements.
We welcome all types of experience as well as little to no experience. For projects that require the use of tools, we will provide both the training and the safety equipment.
Forest Service Volunteer Opportunities
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Trail work at the Emil Creek Loop Trail
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Youth Fishing Clinics
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Noxious/invasive weed removal
- Campground clean-up
- Stream clean-up
Contact Information by District
ZigZag Ranger District
Megan Hartmann, Volunteer Coordinator
503-622-3191 x677
Hood River Ranger District
Adrienne Barcas, Volunteer Coordinator
541-352-6002 x648
Clackamas River Ranger District
Abby Lietz, Volunteer Coordinator
503-630-8717
Barlow Ranger District
Amber Schmitt, Volunteer Coordinator
541-467-2291 x137
US Forest Service - Mt. Hood National Forest
Last Modified: Thursday, 20 November 2008 at 18:30:10 EST