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VolunteeringVolunteer InformationVolunteers are the heartbeat of the US Forest Service.
Volunteer service in the Forest Service was formalized in the Volunteers
in the National Forest Act of 1972. The national forests, grasslands,
and prairies are there for you to enjoy because many people have served
over numerous years to preserve, protect and improve them. Now you can
give something back by volunteering. Why Volunteer?Working with the Forest Service and fellow volunteers is an opportunity to see what our National Forests have to offer in a way beneficial to both yourself and the forest. The commitment you make is up to you.
Volunteering in the National Forest can offer valuable experience and life long memories. Give it a try! Write or call the volunteer coordinator at your nearest Forest Service office for information and a volunteer application. Related InformationPassport in Time (PIT) is a volunteer program of the US Forest Service. PIT provides opportunities for the public to work with professional archaeologists and historians on national forests and grasslands across the country.
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