Volunteers
Volunteers are the heartbeat of the Forest Service.
All kinds of rewarding volunteer opportunities are available at the National Forests in Alabama, including trail maintenance, fish and wildlife management, recreation area management, environmental education, interpretation, public information plus many other things. 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.
The commitment you make is up to you. You may work on a part-time or full-time basis. You can participate in a one-time project or serve over several months, seasons, or year-round. Training may be provided to you if your job requires it. If you are retired or have summers free, you may wish to live on a national forest while you work as a volunteer. College students may perform volunteer service related to their coursework for college credit. A variety of jobs are available if you prefer the office environment. There are also numerous opportunities to perform vigorous but satisfying physical labor outdoors.
People interested in volunteering should contact the nearest Forest Service office.
Volunteer Opportunities on the National Forests of Alabama
Volunteer Opportunities at the National Forests in Alabama Supervisor's Office
Position: Customer Service Assistant
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: National Forests in Alabama Supervisor’s Office
Address: 2946 Chestnut Street
Montgomery, AL 36107
Telephone Number: 334-241-8173Contact Person: Dawn Suiter
Dates of Assignment: Flexible
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Flexible hours between 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Ages 17 and up (High School Students/College/Adults
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements): Easy to moderate. Ability to follow oral and written instruction, ability to use a computer and prior customer service experience desired. Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project): Volunteer will be assigned to the Public Affairs Office and will assist with greeting visitors, disseminating information, answering phones and performing administrative tasks as assigned.Position: Volunteer Videographers and Photographers
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: National Forests in Alabama Supervisor’s Office
Address: 2946 Chestnut Street
Montgomery, AL 36107
Telephone Number: 334-241-8173Contact Person: Dawn Suiter
Dates of Assignment: Flexible
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Flexible hours between 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): 17 and up (High school/College/Adults)
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements): Average. Volunteers must have experience in videography and photography. Ability to produce short videos, photographs, and podcast. Excellent customer service skills critical.
Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project): Volunteers are needed to document a variety of special events and management activities throughout the National Forests in Alabama. Volunteers will also organize existing videos and photographs. The ideal candidates are local residents in Montgomery, Tuskegee, Andalusia, Heflin, Double Springs, Talladega, and Centreville, Alabama. Experience in videography, multimedia and the use of social media. Volunteers will work with diverse audiences and must possess excellent customer service skills. All products (photos, videos, podcast, etc.) will become property of the U.S. Forest Service.
Volunteer Opportunities on the Bankhead Ranger District
- Position: Trail Maintenance Volunteer
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Bankhead Ranger District
Address: P.O. Box 278
1070 Highway 33 North
Double Springs, AL 35553
Telephone Number: 205-489-5111 - Contact Person: District Ranger
- Dates of Assignment: To be Determined
Time and Days of Week: 1-2 days per week
Hours Needed: Flexible hours between 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): 18 years or older
Difficulty Level (Moderate): Trail maintenance assignments range from light to arduous depending on tasks assigned. General trail maintenance requires bending, lifting, reaching, walking, carrying and repetitive motions for long hours. - Opportunity Description:
There are several miles of trails to be maintained within the Bankhead National Forest. This maintenance opportunity gives the volunteer a chance to maintain as well as enjoy some of the most beautiful trail systems in Alabama. Trail systems to be maintained include Sipsey Wilderness hiking and horseback riding trails, Owl Creek Non-Motorized trail, and Flint Creek Multiple Use trail systems. Volunteers will be required to clip brush, install water bars, remove trees and report task as they are completed. All work done in the Sipsey Wilderness area requires hand tools only.
- Position: Volunteer Campground Host
Name of Agency: U.S Forest Service
Location: Bankhead National Forest Brushy Lake Campground
Address: Bankhead Ranger District
1070 Highway 33 North
Double Springs, AL 35553
Telephone Number: 205-489-5111 - Contact Person: District Ranger
- Dates of Assignment: To be Determined
Time and Days of Week: 7 days a week
Hours Needed: Flexible
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): 21 or older
Difficulty Level (Moderate): Campground hosting requires constant interaction with campground visitors by providing assistance with general information and enforcing rules and regulations of the campground facility. Duties may require general cleaning and maintenance of the campground. - Opportunity Description:
This volunteer opportunity may include general clean up, picking up trash, restroom cleaning, and assistance with general facility maintenance projects. Host will be provided with a free no utilities campsite from March 1-November 1.
- Position: Administrative Assistant
Name of Agency: U.S Forest Service
Location: Bankhead National Forest
Address: Bankhead Ranger District
1070 Highway 33 North
Double Springs, AL 35553
Telephone Number: 205-489-5111 - Contact Person: District Ranger
- Dates of Assignment: To be Determined
Time and Days of Week: 7:30a.m.- 4:00 p.m. 3 Days per week
Hours Needed: 24hrs a week
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): 21 or older
Difficulty Level (Easy to Moderate): Must be detail oriented and have the ability to multitask. Volunteer must possess excellent customer service skills, communication and computer skills. - Opportunity Description:
Handle guest questions and concerns professionally. Relay accurate and appropriate information about general and detailed information about the Bankhead National Forest. Assist with answering telephones, relay messages, file papers and make copies.
Volunteer Opportunities on the Conecuh National Forest
- Position: Shooting Range Volunteer
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Conecuh National Forest
24481 Alabama Hwy 55
Andalusia, AL 36420
Telephone Number: 334-222-2555 - Contact Person: Richard Adam Bowers
- Dates of Assignment: Year Round
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Flexible
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Older Youth to Adults
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements) - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project):
Seeking individuals willing to assist maintaining the new Conecuh shooting range and performing minor repairs to facilities as needed.
- Position: Trail Maintenance Volunteer
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Conecuh National Forest
Address: 24481 Alabama Hwy 55
Andalusia, AL 36420
Telephone Number: 334-222-2555 - Contact Person: Richard Adam Bowers
- Dates of Assignment: Year Round
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Varies
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Adults and Youth
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements):
Ability to clear brush along hiking trails, cutting, pulling, and lifting of debris.\ - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project):
Conducting trail maintenance along the Conecuh Trail
- Position: Volunteer Campground Host
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Conecuh National Forest Open Pond Campground
Address: 24481 Alabama Hwy 55
Andalusia, AL 36420
Telephone Number: 334-222-2555 - Contact Person: Richard Adam Bowers
- Dates of Assignment: March-September 2020
Time and Days of Week: 7 days a week
Hours Needed: Flexible
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): 21 years or older
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements):
Campground hosting requires constant interaction with campground visitors by providing assistance with general information and encouraging fee compliance and courtesy rules adherence of the campground facility. Duties may require general cleaning and maintenance of the campground. - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project):
This volunteer opportunity may include general clean-up, picking up trash, restroom cleaning, and assistance with general facility maintenance projects. Host will be provided with a free developed campsite from March to September 2020.
- Position: Volunteer Administrative Clerk
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Conecuh Ranger District
Address: 24481 Alabama Hwy 55
Andalusia, AL 36420
Telephone Number: 334-222-2555 - Contact Person: LaToya Soto
- Dates of Assignment: Year Round
Time and Days of Week: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (2 days per week)
Hours Needed: 16 hours a week
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): 21 years or older
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements): Must be detail-oriented and have the ability to multi-task. Volunteer must possess excellent customer service skills, communication and computer skills. - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project): Greet visitors and provide information to answer visitor's questions and concerns. Relay accurate and appropriate information about the Conecuh National Forest. Assist with answering telephones, relay messages, transfer calls, file papers, make copies, and prepare outgoing mail and distribute incoming mail.
Volunteer Opportunities on the Talladega and Shoal Creek Ranger Districts
- Position: General Trail Maintenance
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Talladega Ranger District
Address: 1001 North Street
Talladega, AL 35160
Telephone Number: 256-362-2909 Contact Person: Lesley Hodge
- Position: General Trail Maintenance
Location: Shoal Creek District
Address: 45 Highway 281
Heflin, AL 36261
Telephone Number: 256-436-2272 office - Contact Person:
- Dates of Assignment: Year-Round
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Varies
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Adults
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements):
Some carpentry or craftsmanship skills strongly desired, but not required. Duties will require the ability to lift objects or materials up to 50 lbs. and be able to perform manual labor within outdoor conditions. - Opportunity Description:
- High Falls Trailhead: Replace wooden steps on stairs and remove graffiti from rocks.
- Pinhoti Trail: Routine trail maintenance on approximately 130 miles of trail. Removing (tree) blow downs. Installing informational/directional signs from Hwy 281 South to Bulls Gap. Volunteers needed during construction of Rebecca Mountain section (scheduled for summer). Various trail relocations projects. Information kiosk constructions and installation on south end of the trail.
- Warden Station Trail System: Remove (tree) blow down from trails. Install two “watering hole” signs along the trail system. Install “share the trail” etiquette signs in the campground and along the trail. Repair trail tread and culverts as needed.
- Position: Wildlife Volunteer
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Shoal Creek Ranger District
Address: 45 Highway 281
Heflin, Alabama
Telephone Number: 256-436-2272 office - Contact Person:
- Dates of Assignment: Year-Round
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Varies
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Adults
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements):
Volunteers in this position will perform a wide range of wildlife management support activities to protect, develop, and maintain the state’s natural wildlife population for environmental and recreational purposes. - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project):
Monitoring red cockaded woodpeckers. Monitor and maintain blue bird boxes and wood duck boxes. Building bluebird boxes, bat houses, and wood duck boxes. Creating a butterfly identification list for the area and creating butterfly gardens.
- Position: Adopt-a-Trail
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Talladega Ranger District
Address: 1001 North Street
Talladega, AL 35160
Telephone Number: 256-362-2909 Contact Person:
- Position: Adopt-a-Trail
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Shoal Creek Ranger District
Address: 45 Highway 281
Heflin, AL 36261
Telephone Number: 256-436-2272 office - Contact Person:
- Dates of Assignment: Year-Round
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Varies
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Adults and Youth
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements):
Ability to bend and/or squat to pick up litter. Moderate level of walking is required. - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project):
Seeking individuals or groups that will adopt a trail, stretch of Forest Service road, or recreation area to keep litter free.
- Position: Educator
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Talladega Ranger District
Address: 1001 North Street (Hwy 21 No)
Talladega, AL 35160
Telephone Number: 256-362-2909 - Contact Person:
- Dates of Assignment: Year-Round
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Varies
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Adults
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements):
Good verbal communication, writing, and listening skills highly desired. Strong desire to build awareness and interest in environmental programs within the Forest Service. - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project):
Seeking individuals who are willing to work on the volunteer newsletter, lead campfire programs on various topics, and lead nature hikes (wildflower identification for examples.
- Position: Customer Service Assistant
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Shoal Creek Ranger District
Address: 45 Highway 281
Heflin, AL 36261
Telephone Number: 256- 463-2272 - Contact Person:
- Dates of Assignment: Year-Round
Time and Days of Week: Flexible, 2-3 days a week
Hours Needed: 4 hours per day
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Adults and Youth
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements):
Good verbal and written communication skills, professional personal presentation, and customer service oriented preferred. - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project):
Assist with customer service duties on a part time basis. This job may involve answering the phones and greeting visitors at the Shoal Creek Ranger District office located in Heflin, Alabama. The hours and days are negotiable; willing to accept less hours (or more).
- Position: Recreation Assistant
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Shoal Creek Ranger District
Address: 45 Highway 281
Heflin, AL 36261
Telephone Number: 256- 463-2272 - Contact Person:
- Dates of Assignment: Year-Round
Time and Days of Week: Flexible, 1 day per week (includes weekends)
Hours Needed: Varies
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Adults and Youth
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements):
Must be reliable with good communication and listening skills. - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project):
The Recreation Assistant will work in our campgrounds doing minor maintenance, picking up litter, helping to maintain bulletin boards, emptying trash cans and greeting the public. Ideally we would ask for someone to be available at least one day a week either during the week or on weekends.
- Position: Bird Watcher
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Shoal Creek Ranger District
Address: 45 Highway 281
Heflin, AL 36261
Telephone Number: 256- 463-2272 - Contact Person:
- Dates of Assignment: Year-Round
Time and Days of Week: Several days per week
Hours Needed: Early mornings or late evenings
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Adults and Youth
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements):
Must be reliable with good communication and listening skills. Willingness to take part in a census of the red-cockaded woodpecker populations within a specific area and follow designed study protocols. - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project):
The Shoal Creek Ranger District has a need for a dedicated individual who would be willing to 'adopt' a red-cockaded woodpecker colony and help us monitor the birds and their nests. This individual would ideally be willing to visit the colony site several times a week during certain times of the year either in the early morning or late evening to monitor the RCW populations. Our wildlife biologist will be working alongside volunteers to get them familiar with protocols and information needs.
- Position: Interpreter
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Shoal Creek Ranger District
Address: 45 Highway 281
Heflin, AL 36261
Telephone Number: 256- 463-2272 - Contact Person:
- Dates of Assignment: Summer Months
Time and Days of Week: one day per week or on the weekends
Hours Needed: Evening hours
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Adults and Youth
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements):
Good verbal, written and communication skills, professional personal presentation, and customer service oriented preferred. Previous experience planning a curriculum strongly desired, but not required. - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project):
The Shoal Creek Ranger District is seeking volunteers willing to plan and deliver interpretive (campfire) program on the National Forest. We are interested in program for a variety of age groups and on a variety of topics related to the national forest including; local wildlife, history of the area, and environmental topics. Again, this person would be available for summer programs in the evening (one day a week) or on the weekends.
- Position: Educator
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Shoal Creek Ranger District
Address: 45 Highway 281
Heflin, AL 36261
Telephone Number: 256-463-2272 - Contact Person:
- Dates of Assignment: School Year Months
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Flexible
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Adults
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements):
Strongly seeking individual with previous teaching experience. Someone who possess a love for teaching and working with kids. - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project):
Retired from teaching and can’t get it out of your system? Looking for a new opportunity to work with kids? The Shoal Creed Ranger District is interested in working with an educator to offer programs on a variety of natural resource related topics to or local school system. The person would be available during the school year for a day a week o do programs in our local schools.
Volunteer Opportunities on the Oakmulgee Ranger District
- Position: Volunteer Campground Host
Name of Agency: U.S Forest Service
Location: Payne Lake Campground
Address: Oakmulgee Ranger District
9901 Highway 5
Brent, AL 35034
Telephone Number: 205-926-9765 - Contact Person: Dustin Beaty
- Dates of Assignment: To be Determined
Time and Days of Week: 7 days a week
Hours Needed: Flexible
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): 21 or older
Difficulty Level (Moderate): Campground hosting requires constant interaction with campground visitors by providing assistance with general information and enforcing rules and regulations of the campground facility. Duties may require general cleaning and maintenance of the campground. - Opportunity Description:
This volunteer opportunity may include general clean up, picking up trash, restroom cleaning, and assistance with general facility maintenance projects. Host will be provided with a free no utilities campsite from March 1-November 1.
- Position: Shooting Range Volunteer
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: South Sandy Shooting Range and Vick Shooting Range
Address: Oakmulgee Ranger District
9901 Highway 5
Brent, AL 35034
Telephone Number: 205-926-9765 - Contact Person: Dustin Beaty
- Dates of Assignment: Year Round
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Flexible
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Older Youth to Adults
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements): - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project):
Seeking individuals willing to assist maintaining South Sandy and Vick shooting ranges and performing minor repairs to facilities as needed.
- Position: Recreation Assistant
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Oakmulgee Ranger District
Address: Oakmulgee Ranger District
9901 Highway 5
Brent, AL 35034
Telephone Number: 205-926-9765 - Contact Person: Dustin Beaty
- Dates of Assignment: Year-Round
Time and Days of Week: Flexible, 1 day per week (includes weekends)
Hours Needed: Varies
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Adults and Youth
Difficulty Level (State conditions and/or special requirements):
Must be reliable with good communication and listening skills. - Opportunity Description (provide a description of the volunteer project):
The Recreation Assistant will work in our campgrounds doing minor maintenance, picking up litter, helping to maintain bulletin boards, emptying trash cans and greeting the public. Ideally we would ask for someone to be available at least one day a week either during the week or on weekends.
- Position: Forest Signs Volunteer
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Oakmulgee Ranger District
Address: Oakmulgee Ranger District
9901 Highway 5
Brent, AL 35034 - Contact Person: Dustin Beaty
- Telephone Number: 205-926-9765
Dates of Assignment: To be Determined
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Flexible between 8am – 4 pm
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Must be 16 yrs or older; possess valid driver’s license
Difficulty Level (Moderate): Seeking individuals with the ability to perform minor construction, such as lifting, nailing, measuring, cutting, and digging. - Opportunity Description: For safe travel in the forest, signs are a must. The Oakmulgee Ranger District would like to have volunteers who would like to assist in installing or maintaining signs such as road number signs, trail route posts, culvert markers, bridge warning markers, trailhead signs, gate warning signs, and suc
Volunteer Opportunities on the Tuskegee National Forest
- Position: Trail Maintenance Volunteer
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Tuskegee National Forest
Address: Tuskegee Ranger District
125 National Forest Road 949
Tuskegee, AL 36083 - Contact Person: District Ranger
- Telephone Number: 334-727-2652
Email: VolunteerAL@fs.fed.us
Dates of Assignment: To be Determined
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Flexible hours between 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): 6 years or older
Difficulty Level (Moderate): Trail maintenance assignments range from light to arduous depending on tasks assigned. General trail maintenance requires bending, lifting, reaching, walking, carrying and repetitive motions for long hours. - Opportunity Description: The Tuskegee trail systems to be maintained include Bartram Trail, Pleasant Hill Trail, and Bold Destiny/Bedford V. Cash Memorial Horse Trail. Volunteers with previous carpentry or knowledgeable experience using power and hand tools are highly favored. Tasks to be performed will include cutting back encroaching vegetation, clearing fallen trees or limbs from the trail, reworking the tread, constructing water control structures, putting up trail markers, posts, and signs, locating and obliterating user defined trails, litter removal, repair and construction of boardwalks and bridges.
- Position: Front Desk Receptionist
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Tuskegee National Forest
Address: Tuskegee Ranger District
125 National Forest Road 949
Tuskegee, AL 36083 - Contact Person: District Ranger
- Telephone Number: 334-727-2652
Email: VolunteerAL@fs.fed.us
Dates of Assignment: To be Determined
Time and Days of Week: Negotiable
Hours Needed: 4 hours/day between 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): 18 years or older
Difficulty Level (Light): Volunteer should possess excellent customer service skills, communication, and basic computer skills. Must be reliable, detail oriented, and have the ability to multitask. - Opportunity Description: This is a part time position available 2-3 days a week for 4 hours a day; however, willingness to work more or less hours will also be considered. The job duties will involve office support services to ensure efficiency and effectiveness within the Tuskegee Forest Ranger office. Some of the daily tasks will include greeting visitors, answering incoming calls, making copies, receiving/sending faxes, maintaining general filing system and filing correspondence accordingly.
- Position: Wildlife Volunteer
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Tuskegee National Forest
Address: Tuskegee Ranger District
125 National Forest Road 949
Tuskegee, AL 36083 - Contact Person: District Ranger
- Telephone Number: 334-727-2652
Email: VolunteerAL@fs.fed.us
Dates of Assignment: To be Determined
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Flexible between 8am – 3 pm
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): 6 years or older
Difficulty Level (Moderate): Volunteers in this position will help maintain the state’s natural wildlife population for environmental and recreational purposes. Carpentry or craftsmanship skills highly desired, but not required. Knowledgeable of basic hand and power tools a plus. Duties will require the ability to lift objects or materials and perform manual labor within outdoor conditions. - Opportunity Description: Monitor and maintain blue bird boxes and wood duck boxes. Build and install bluebird boxes, bat houses, and wood duck boxes in selected areas.
- Position: Litter Pick Up Volunteer
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Tuskegee National Forest
Address: Tuskegee Ranger District
125 National Forest Road 949
Tuskegee, AL 36083 - Contact Person: District Ranger
- Telephone Number: 334-727-2652
Email: VolunteerAL@fs.fed.us
Dates of Assignment: To be Determined
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Flexible between 8am – 3 pm
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): 6 years or older
Difficulty Level (Moderate): Ability to bend and/or squat to pick up litter. Must be willing to follow all instructed safety precautions provided. Moderate level of walking is required. - Opportunity Description: We are hoping groups or individuals will adopt a trail, a stretch of Forest Service road or a recreation area (Task and/or Tsinia Wildlife Viewing Area) to keep litter free. We have 14 designated primitive camp sites where litter pick up needs to be done.
- Position: Forest Signs Volunteer
Name of Agency: U.S. Forest Service
Location: Tuskegee National Forest
Address: Tuskegee Ranger District
125 National Forest Road 949
Tuskegee, AL 36083 - Contact Person: District Ranger
- Telephone Number: 334-727-2652
Email: VolunteerAL@fs.fed.us
Dates of Assignment: To be Determined
Time and Days of Week: Flexible
Hours Needed: Flexible between 8am – 3 pm
Suitable for (Adults and/or Youth ages?): Must be 16 yrs or older; possess valid driver’s license
Difficulty Level (Moderate): Seeking individuals with the ability to perform minor construction, such as lifting, nailing, measuring, cutting, and digging. - Opportunity Description: For safe travel in the forest, signs are a must. The Tuskegee National Forest would like to have volunteers who would like to assist putting up missing signs such as road number signs, trail route posts, culvert markers, bridge warning markers, trailhead signs, gate warning signs, and such.