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Volunteer Program

Refuge volunteers are very important to our mission, contributing hundreds of hours each year helping us care for the wildlife and habitat on Middle Mississippi River National Wildlife Refuge. There are many ways you can contribute. Volunteers can help us in almost everything we do, from monitoring bird populations to leading school groups, from maintaining trails to taking photos, from helping in the office to repairing equipment and facilities.

No special skills are needed to be a refuge volunteer. If you have a desire to help, we need you. We hope you'll join us! The best way to find out about current volunteer opportunities is to contact the refuge.

Last updated: July 16, 2008

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