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SEARCH RESULTS 18 Opportunities Found
Opportunity Description: Volunteer would greet visitors and conduct interpretive guided tours at various sites in the national lakeshore and/or provide outreach to school groups or other organizations. Duties may include:
Parkwide training and orientation would be provided. Couples applying for this position at Little Sand Bay mainland location may split with a maintenance position (one partner doing maintenance, and other partner working as interpretive guide.) For that location, RV sites and/or shared dormitory accommodations are available. Other duty stations are on islands. These stations may not have running water. Sanitary facilities may consist of an outhouse. A propane heater, a gas-powered refrigerator, and a gas stove for cooking may be available. Volunteers should keep their schedules flexible and always bring extra supplies, in case of weather related transportation delays. Self sufficiency is a must. Minimum of 3 week commitment and 8 hour work days.
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Parkwide orientation and training would be provided. Volunteers must be prepared to live, for weeks at a time, at remote Apostle Islands light stations and must be prepared for isolation. Depending on the light station, it may be necessary to occasionally carry gear as much as one mile to or from a landing site on the island. Stations may not have running water. Wash water is drawn from the lake, and drinking water must be brought from the mainland. Sanitary facilities may consist of an outhouse. A propane heater, a gas-powered refrigerator, and a gas stove for cooking may be available. Volunteers should keep their schedules flexible and always bring extra supplies, in case of weather related transportation delays. Self sufficiency is a must. Minimum of 3 week commitment of daily work, and 8 hour work days.
Opportunity Description: Volunteer would be stationed on an island
Parkwide orientation and training would be provided. Volunteers must be prepared to live for weeks at a time at island duty stations. Stations may not have running water. Sanitary facilities may consist of an outhouse. A propane heater, a gas-powered refrigerator, and a gas stove for cooking may be available. Volunteers should keep their schedules flexible and always bring extra supplies, in case of weather related transportation delays. Self sufficiency is a must. Volunteer must be willing to share housing with researchers or maintenance staff. Minimum of 3 week commitment of daily work, and 8 hour work days.
Opportunity Description: Volunteer would provide visitor information and services at one of the park’s visitor centers. Duties may include:
Parkwide orientation and training would be provided. Couples applying for this position at Little Sand Bay mainland location may split with a maintenance position (one partner doing maintenance, and other partner working as interpretive guide.) RV sites and/or shared dormitory accommodations available. Little Sand Bay season runs June to Sept., and full season stays are preferred. Minimum one month stay considered.
Opportunity Description: Volunteer/Maintenance Host Position: For the months of May, June, July, August, September, and possibly October 2013. The Volunteer/Maintenance Host Position's duties include, but are not limited to: small maintenance projects, painting, watering trees, assisting rangers with water safety programs, etc. Site Amenities: Hours per week: Not a specified number of hours per week. Start/End Dates: Volunteers can stay as little as (1) month or through the entire season (May through September and possibly October).
(Updated 04/05/2013)
Opportunity Description: This opportunity is for an Office assistant at our Hayward office. Duties include answering the phone, greeting the public, answering questions from the public, and other light office duties as needed. Hours will vary with need.
Opportunity Description: To provide interpretive programs at our district trails and campgrounds during the busy summer months.
Opportunity Description: Lynch Creek is our Watchable Nature Watch Site providing wetland birding and mammal observations such as olive-sided flycatcher, the winter wren, long tailed weasel and the otter are just a few of the critters that reside in the area. A colorful brochure "The Birds of Lnych Creek" and a CD featuring the bird songs and calls are are free publications available to the public.
Two easy hiking trails access the area. The trail on the north side of the flowage is a quarter mile in length and ends at a viewing platform that will need light brushing around the perimeter. The south trail is one mile in length and will need light brushing and weed whacking. The trail ends near an old beaver damn overlooking the entire flowage to the west and the creek. to the east. Waterfowl are plentiful as well as bald eagles and ospreys that visit the area.
Opportunity Description: Maintain the trail by brushing, removing down branches and checking on trail signs. In the summer, the east loop is an excellent nature trail. An interpretive booklet provides great information on where to see and hear wildlife along this trail. Trail Length: East Loop - 1 mile or 1.7 Km
The east loop is the only loop that can be hiked in the summer. Wetlands on the north and south loops prevent hiking. The trail is fairly flat.
Opportunity Description: Black Lake Trail provides scenic views of the lake through picturesque white pines, hemlocks and northern hardwoods. In the summer our bird population more than doubles with the return of our neo-tropical migrants. Black Lake is in a wilderness like setting with no development other than a small 30 site campground all in Forest Service ownership. Loons, ducks, bald eagles, ospreys, black bear, wolves, otters, fishers white tail deer, and elk are found through out the area. Wildlife viewings opportunities are plentiful while maintaining the trail with hand tools to remove down branches, brushing and checking on signing. The trail has a self-guiding interpretive booklet, focusing on key historic aspects of the area. |
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