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Find a Forest (NF)
or Grassland (NG)

Lynx Amendment

USDA Forest Service
Rocky Mountain Region
740 Simms St
Golden, CO 80401
303-275-5350

Telephone for the
Hearing Impaired
303-275-5367

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 volunteer coordinator for the forest or grassland of interest. Or you can contact our regional volunteer coordinator.

Marlette Lacey
mlacey@fs.fed.us
303-275-5325

USDA Forest Service
Rocky Mountain Region
P.O. Box 25127
Lakewood, CO 80225

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?

Check out these opportunities in Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming.

Why Volunteer?

National forests and grasslands are resources we all own. If you decide to volunteer to help meet the Forest Service mission you will have some great opportunities to:

Earn college credits with volunteer internships
Diversify your job experience
Provide community service
Increase your career choices
Meet people and form new friendships

USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Region
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Last modified November 13, 2003