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Voyageurs National Park
Volunteer
 
Park volunteers stand with canoe paddles in hand after leading a guided North Canoe trip in the park.

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Volunteers help in many ways, including leading canoe programs for park visitors during the summer months.

Volunteers in Parks (VIPs) are Very Important People at Voyageurs National Park.

Last year over 80 people contributed over 8,000 hours of service to the park. Volunteers help keep visitor centers open, maintain park facilities, conduct park research, rehabilitate historic sites, help out behind the scenes in the park library, and help to coordinate and staff special events throughout the year.

There are a variety of opportunities for people who would like to help care for park resources and provide important services for park visitors.

We recruit for summer visitor center staff during the winter months. If you enjoy meeting great people from around the country, and would like to spend a summer volunteering in the northwoods of Minnesota, we want to hear from you!

Housing is available for selected volunteers who contribute 32 hours per week or more.

If you decide to apply, fill out the volunteer application form and send it to the park's volunteer program coordinator at the address below, or call for more information.  You can also read more information about volunteering in park visitor centers.

 

Contact Information

Volunteer Program Coordinator, Megan Wilkins
Voyageurs National Park
9940 Cedar Lane
Kabetogama, MN 56669

Telephone: (218) 875-2111 (no voice mail)
FAX:
(218) 875-2114

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An immature bald eagle perches on a branch on its former nesting tree.

Did You Know?
Voyageurs National Park experienced a large, lightning-ignited fire on the Kabetogama Peninsula in 2004. This young eagle survived the fire and returned to its former nesting tree in time for park researchers to take this photo!

Last Updated: May 22, 2011 at 08:33 MST