Do you care about the Grand Canyon? Would you like to help preserve the wonderfully rich natural and cultural resources protected here? There are many ways to become more involved ... Consider becoming a VIP - a participant in the Volunteers In Parks program. Volunteers are involved in virtually every aspect of park operations. Some work full-time during the summer season, while others may work one day a week or even for a few hours on a special project. more... You can help Grand Canyon and learn more about the park by purchasing books and other items online from the Grand Canyon Conservancy Bookstore or by purchasing items from their stores within the park. Proceeds from sales benefit the educational, scientific, historical, and research efforts of the National Park Service. The Grand Canyon Conservancy Field Institute, is a long-standing educational program that provides great opportunities to learn about, volunteer and explore Grand Canyon. Public support is a critical component in the management of National Park Service lands. No other federal agency relies as heavily on the generosity and kindness of its visitors. We thank you for your past support and look forward to future partnerships.Some Typical Volunteer ProjectsGrand Canyon to Host Alternative Break Citizenship School
Canyon Sketches Vol 17 - February 2010 Grand Canyon Private Boater's Association Teams Up with NPS Staff to Rehabilitate Lees Ferry’s Private Boater’s Campsite In early February, five volunteers from Grand Canyon’s private boating community worked side-by-side with Grand Canyon National Park staff to improve the private boater camp at Lees Ferry. Crews defined camping pads, constructed trail and built fencing to define the parking area. The goal of the work was reduce human impacts to the area’s riparian vegetation and to enlarge the camp to accommodate two groups at a time. The project also was an opportunity for members of the private boating community to get to know park staff in an informal environment. Canyon Sketches Vol 10 - May 2009 |
Last updated: March 31, 2022