We have several events during the year that we either organize or join with other user groups to promote the use of the trail. Through campground hosting, trail Become a VIP and volunteer with us today! Through campground hosting, trail maintenance, visitor services, research and more, volunteers make significant contributions to the legacy of conservation for future generations. Boy scouts can explore the national parks, learn about our mission, and help protect the nation's natural and cultural resources. Whether you are interested in helping at events, or want to serve on the board, or just want to do your part to keep the trail tidy, or all of the above we have a volunteer opportunity for you. Trail Watch Volunteers turn their passion for trails into a service for the community. Read our latest Fact Sheet in English or in Spanish. Consider becoming a Trail Watch Volunteer for the San Antonio Parks and Recreation! Girl Scouts are invited to participate in a variety of organized educational or service projects at national parks. Our volunteer coordinator, Steve Jemmett, will be contacting you  soon to let you know how you can help. Citizen scientists of all ages head out to the field to gain deeper knowledge and contribute valuable information to parks. Can you contribute 2 hours every other month to share your experience and expertise with us? Resources for employees impacted by fire or hurricanes. The main banquet room has a stage, a dance floor and a grand piano available. They work outdoors, help scientists conduct research or work with people at our  Volunteers are individuals and groups with varying levels of skills and abilities. The Volunteer Park Community Center is located on the west side of Plantation at Sunrise Boulevard and 118th Avenue. many visitor's centers. Occasionally we are looking for individuals, groups or families to help with minor trail repairs or maintenance. Visit our keyboard shortcuts docs for details. Volunteers-In-Parks logo You can make our great places better. together to answer the call of conservation. Download a copy of the Individual Volunteer Agreement (OF-301a) If you are out riding or walking anyways, all you need to do is wear our safety vest and engage riders and users along the way, or set up a check point and engage them there. Volunteer Park is our small park and it is pretty obvious where the lines are around the gazebo. Whether you live on-site and volunteer as a Camp Host, or desire to give back to the community by volunteering directly for your local State Park, volunteering helps to enhance and preserve our parks and trails for the benefit of all who enjoy Arizona’s incredible natural resources and historic treasures. Why volunteer? Some positions are specialized and require particular talents, knowledge, skills, and abilities, as well as a background check. To learn more about the laws and policies that guide our volunteer programs, see our program's Reference Manual. The National Park Service offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups as part of the Volunteers-In-Parks program. Current Volunteer Opportunities Volunteers, like you, are the engine that keeps Park to Park running. Volunteer and share the love! Agriculture, 2019 National Volunteers and Service Award Winners, 2018 National Volunteers Award Recipients, 2017 National Volunteers Award Recipients, 2016 National Volunteers Award Recipients, 2015 National Volunteers Award Recipients, Strategic Planning, Budget And Accountability, Recreation, Heritage And Volunteer Resources, Watershed, Fish, Wildlife, Air And Rare Plants, Learn more about natural and cultural resources, Meet new people and form valuable connections, Contact your local forest or grassland, or Forest Service Regional Liaison, Search for partner organizations who work on forests or grasslands, Create a profile and search for opportunities on public lands at. Inform and inspire park visitors and grow the next generation of park stewards through community outreach, education and outdoor programs.