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Virgin Islands National ParkVolunteers work to clear brush from encroaching on the walls of the historic Great House
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Virgin Islands National Park
Volunteer

There are a variety of volunteer opportunities within each division at Virgin Islands National Park.  Getting involved in your parks not only aids parks themselves, but also heightens personal connection to parks’ resources. 

 

Housing is not available for applicants.  However, camping may be available, subject to availability, during the off-season (late summer and early fall). Park-specific training and uniforms will be provided. 

Anyone interested in volunteering at Virgin Islands National Park can fill out a volunteer application and mail or email it to Virgin Islands National Park.  For more information regarding volunteer positions, please contact Paul Thomas at (340-776-6201 x252).
An iguana finds its way on to the patio at maho bay campground much to the delay of kids.  

Did You Know?
There are three species of lizards found on St. John. The iguana, which is not a true lizard, are vegetarians and are often found in trees. When threatened, they escape by dropping to the ground or into water. They can fall 40-50 feet to a hard surface without injuring themselves.

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Last Updated: August 31, 2009 at 14:22 EST