Monday, July 15, 2024

Grand Teton National Park seeks volunteers to help with trail renewal and native seed collection

The Grand Teton National Park Foundation announced on their website that the park is seeking volunteers to help with trail renewal and native seed collection this summer:
Are you looking for a rewarding way to spend your summer while giving back to the park you love? Grand Teton National Park is calling for volunteers to help with trail work and native seed collection happening in the park this season!

Trail volunteer days will be held on Thursdays throughout the summer, with some exceptions. The event starts at 9 am and typically goes until 3 pm. Volunteers are welcome to stay for as long as they like. All ages and skills are welcome, and no previous experience is required. Please remember to bring the following for your outdoor work day: snacks, weather appropriate clothing, closed-toed shoes, sunscreen, and extra water. If your project involves thorny vegetation, long pants are recommended. Lunch will not be provided, so please bring your own. Protective equipment will be provided on-site.

Please RSVP by contacting Angela Timby at angela_timby@nps.gov. Transportation is not provided, and interested individuals are encouraged to reach out via email to find out about the weekly locations.

Trail Volunteer Days Schedule:
July 11, 18, and 25
August 8, 15, and 22
September 12, 19, and 26
For more information on seed collection opportunities, please click here.



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