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Cape Cod National Seashore
Volunteer
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Volunteer Application
Volunteer Opportunities for Spring and Summer 2008
Volunteers support Cape Cod National Seashore in a variety of ways, such as: providing interpretive services at visitor centers and historic structures; participating in historical reenactments; assisting with natural and cultural history research projects; and helping to protect endangered shorebirds. Government housing is extremely limited and is unavailable during certain times of the year. The majority of our volunteer opportunities, therefore, are filled by persons who live within a reasonable commuting distance or have the ability to find and pay for their own nearby lodging. Cape Cod National Seashore does not have campgrounds, trailer pads for volunteers, or camp host positions.
Contact Volunteer Coordinator Sue Moynihan, Chief of Interpretation and Cultural Resources Management, (508) 349 3785 x230.
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Did You Know?
The original Highland Light was built in 1797, becoming the first lighthouse on Cape Cod in Massachusetts. It had 24 whale oil lamps set in 2 circles, one on top of the other with the reflector behind.
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Last Updated: May 16, 2008 at 10:23 EST |