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Shawnee National Forest

 

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Shawnee National Forest
50 Hwy. 145 South
Harrisburg, IL 62946
Phone: 618-253-7114 or 1-800-MY-WOODS (699-6637)
TTY: 618-253-1070 (TTY users may also use the toll-free number for the Illinois Relay Service: 1-800-526-0844)
FAX: (618) 253-1060

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Volunteer with the Shawnee National Forest and help to make a difference within your community and on your public lands!

Volunteers with many different skills are needed to assist with the various programs on the Shawnee National Forest. Volunteer opportunities vary in length, type of skill required, and even where they are located (outside on the trails or in the office at a desk). >>>Read More

Public involvement plays an important part in managing our national forest lands. The Shawnee National Forest relies more and more on volunteers to assist with campgrounds and other programs.  Concerned citizens help the forest to provide better wildlife habitat, identify and preserve historic sites, and build and maintain trails. 

For more information about volunteering for specific projects on the forest, please contact the Supervisor’s office or one of the Ranger Districts. Their contact information can be found on the "CONTACT" page.

We extend a warm WELCOME to all who wish
to volunteer on the Shawnee National Forest!

Volunteer Opportunities by District:
  • Hidden Springs Ranger District
  • Mississipis Bluffs Ranger District
  • Master Trail Steward Trail Training Course
    Course offered through Shawnee Community College and sponsored by Shawnee National Forest and U of I Extension.

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    Alternative Spring Break Opportunities
    Shawnee National Forest--Offers Alternative Spring Break opportunities for students at universities, high schools, and middle schools. Discover what the lands of the Shawnee National Forest can provide for you and your school for an experiental service project possibility! >>>Read More

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    Volunteers with many different skills are needed to assist with the various programs on the Shawnee National Forest.  Volunteer opportunities vary in length, type of skill required, and even where they are located (outside on the trails or in the office at a desk). 

     

     

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    USDA Forest Service - Eastern Region
    Last modified: Tuesday, 28 October 2008
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