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Gulf Islands National Seashore
Volunteer
 

Gulf Islands National Seashore could not operate without our Volunteers-In-Parks (VIP) program. Each year volunteers donate over 23,000 hours using their talents and expertise to assist the Seashore in our mission of conserving natural and historical resources.

VIPs can choose from a variety of volunteer jobs including:

  • Assisting visitors in four visitor centers  
  • Painting historic cannons
  • Designing and conducting information programs for the general public and school groups
  • Working with park staff to protect endangered species such as sea turtles
  • Removing marine debris for the International Beach Cleanup Answering visitor information requests
  • Campground hosting

If you are interested in volunteering in America's largest National Seashore please complete a volunteer application and mail it to the Volunteer Coordinator, Gulf Islands National Seashore, 1801 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563-5000.

 

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Live oak trees are strong and durable.

Did You Know?
In 1828, John Q. Adams designated the Naval Live Oaks Area of Gulf Islands National Seashore as the first United States tree farm. Live oak trees are known for their incredible density and resistance to disease. They provided durable wood for the construction of early naval vessels.

Last Updated: November 30, 2011 at 08:21 MST