More people. More Impact.

Volunteering on the Modoc National Forest can offer valuable experience and life long memories. Give it a try!

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/USDA.

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. The commitment you make is up to you. Training may be provided to you if your job requires it.

The diversity of projects and positions available offers each person a chance to participate in an activity that meets their individual or group interests. Trail work, campground host, bird surveys, conservation education, fire lookout, Adopt-A-Trail, information receptionist, and wilderness restoration projects are a few examples of what may be available. Other possibilities might include working in the field with biologists, botanists, archaeologists, recreation rangers, and other Forest Service personnel.

Volunteering on the Modoc National Forest can offer valuable experience and life long memories. Give it a try!

Write or call the volunteer coordinator at the office of the Modoc National Forest Supervisor for information and a volunteer application. 

Volunteer Opportunities

• Passport in Time 
• Volunteers & Service 
  
• Serve.gov volunteer opportunities 
• Nationwide Volunteer Opportunities in Federal Recreation Areas 

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Modoc Rec Working Group