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Volunteering

Photo of a Forest Service employee working with children. Volunteers are the heartbeat of the Forest Service. The types of work a volunteer can perform are many and varied—the only tasks a volunteer cannot carry out are those associated with law enforcement.

Your talents and skills are matched with your work preference to obtain a role that satisfies you and best fulfills the mission of the Forest Service. You can participate in a one-time project or serve over several months, seasons, or year-round.

Coordination

Volunteering can offer valuable experience and lifelong memories. Give it a try! Contact the forest volunteer coordinator for information and a volunteer application.

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Donations

Donations to help preserve our national forests and grasslands can be made individually or through a special interest group working in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service.

What Projects?

Projects can range from a single-day project to a long-term undertaking lasting for several months.

What captures your interest—trail work, campground host, bird surveys, information receptionist, wilderness restoration, conservation education?

Why Volunteer?

Volunteering for the U.S. Forest Service is a great way to place your mark on the land. Contact the Ranger District nearest you for a list of projects and go to work in the great outdoors. We appreciate our volunteers for their hard work and dedication.

Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado
Coloradoan - Leadville District Volunteers Rank 3rd in Nation for Forest Service Hours, December 18, 2007

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