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Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River School students learn about the Delaware and Hudson Canal during Canal Days
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A National Canoe Safety Patrol volunteer during the monthly summer training drills.

Would you like to save a life? How about protecting the drinking water for 17 million people? Do you want to share your love for the bald eagles? How about spending your day paddling on the river? Do you enjoy talking to people and sharing stories and information? What about graphic design and exhibitry? If any of these sound exciting to you why not join the volunteer team at Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River.

Volunteering is just one way to support the park. Volunteering can be done through our partner organizations such as the National Canoe Safety Patrol or the Eagle Institute. Are you a college student or know someone who is that would like to gain practical work experience in a park setting then the Park Ranger Internship may be a right fit. If you would like more information these or any other volunteer opportunities at the park explore the options listed above.

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Did You Know?
As part of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System, Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River stretches 73.4 miles along the New York – Pennsylvania border. The Upper Delaware is one of the longest cleanest free flowing (undammed) rivers in the Eastern United States.

Last Updated: December 07, 2011 at 07:19 MST