Want to Volunteer
for a Wild Experience?
Volunteers play
a vital role in the management of our nation's fish and
wildlife. You can enjoy a productive and rewarding
experience as a volunteer with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service. Each year over 23,000 people of all ages donate
more than 1 million hours of service, helping us care for
our nation's fish and wildlife, and their habitats.
Volunteers help
us in almost everything we do, from monitoring bird
populations, to leading school groups on a refuge; from
clearing trails to stocking fish; from helping in the
office to repairing equipment. If you have a desire to
help, we need you!
Each U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service office recruits and trains its
volunteers. The best way to find out about volunteer
opportunities is to log onto http://volunteer.gov, the portal for volunteer
opportunities in the public sector. You may also contact your local
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Office. Get those names and addresses
from
the
state maps.
For more
information about volunteering, contact the Volunteer
Coordinator Lauri Munroe-Hultman
U.S. Fish & Wildlife
Service
Region
3 Activities by State:
Illinois | Indiana | Iowa | Michigan | Minnesota | Missouri | Ohio | Wisconsin
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