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Position Visitor Center / Refuge Store Volunteer Bombay Hook NWR Partner Opportunity Site Link Opportunity Partner State Natural Resources Links Delaware Home Page Delaware Tourism Site Delaware State Parks Volunteers Delaware State Wildlife Volunteers Address 2591 Whitehall Neck Road Smyrna, DE 19977 Contact Tina Watson tina_watson@fws.gov 302.653.6872 Dates 4/9/2003--12/31/2100 Activities • Conservation Education • Office/Clerical • Visitor Information • Fish/Wildlife • Science • General Assistance Record Date 3/20/2009 Suitable For Please contact the volunteer coordinator for details. Difficulty Level Not Difficult

Opportunity Description: 
Position includes answering visitor questions about Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge and the Refuge System, selling federal duck stamps and entrance passes, and selling items from the Friends of Bombay Hook Refuge Store.Volunteers needed March-May and September-December. Time slots available in approximately four-hour blocks all days of the week.

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Position Environmental Educator Bombay Hook NWR Partner Opportunity Site Link Opportunity Partner State Natural Resources Links Delaware Home Page Delaware Tourism Site Delaware State Parks Volunteers Delaware State Wildlife Volunteers Address 2591 Whitehall Neck Road Smyrna, DE 19977 Contact Tina Watson tina_watson@fws.gov 302.653.6872 Dates 4/9/2003--12/31/2100 Activities • Botany • Conservation Education • Soil/Watershed • Tour Guide/Interpretation • Visitor Information • Fish/Wildlife • Science Record Date 3/20/2009 Suitable For Please contact the volunteer coordinator for details. Difficulty Level Not Difficult

Opportunity Description: 
Environmental Educators lead wildlife management tours of the refuge and conduct interpretive trail walks focusing on importance of wetlands, forests, and wildlife that live there. They also conduct outdoor classroom activities that include forest studies and wetland studies in freshwater, brackish, and salt-water marshes and meadows. Field guides, dip nets, trowels, jars and pans are provided for the group to use. Tours are provided for school groups, scout groups, and senior groups.Positions are ongoing, volunteers are called when a group is scheduled to see if they are available. Most programs are March-May and September-November.

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Position Historical Interpreter Bombay Hook NWR Partner Opportunity Site Link Opportunity Partner State Natural Resources Links Delaware Home Page Delaware Tourism Site Delaware State Parks Volunteers Delaware State Wildlife Volunteers Address 2591 Whitehall Neck Road Smyrna, DE 19977 Contact Tina Watson tina_watson@fws.gov 302.653.6872 Dates 4/9/2003--12/31/2100 Activities • Conservation Education • Historical Preservation • Tour Guide/Interpretation • Visitor Information Record Date 3/20/2009 Suitable For Please contact the volunteer coordinator for details. Difficulty Level Not Difficult

Opportunity Description: 
Give tours of the historic Allee House. The Allee House dates back to 1753 and is a Queen Anne style farm house. It is furnished with period furniture on loan from the State. Volunteers wear clothing typical of that period. Tours cover information on the house itself and the people who lived there, as well as customs of that time period.Positions are ongoing. Volunteers needed Saturday and Sunday from 1pm - 4pm during the months of March-May and September-December.Training is provided

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Position Maintenance Volunteer Bombay Hook NWR Partner Opportunity Site Link Opportunity Partner State Natural Resources Links Delaware Home Page Delaware Tourism Site Delaware State Parks Volunteers Delaware State Wildlife Volunteers Address 2591 Whitehall Neck Road Smyrna, DE 19977 Contact Tina Watson tina_watson@fws.gov 302.653.6872 Dates 4/9/2003--12/31/2100 Activities • Construction/Maintenance • Pest/Disease Control • Soil/Watershed • Trail/Campground Maintenance • Science • Weed/Invasive Species Control Record Date 3/20/2009 Suitable For Please contact the volunteer coordinator for details. Difficulty Level Not Difficult

Opportunity Description: 
Assist with trail maintenance, native plant garden, buildings, fish tank and projects including highway clean-up and maintenance of bird boxes. Trail maintenance includes cutting back vegetation and erosion prevention.Positions are ongoing. Volunteers needed Monday-Friday 8am-4pm and weekends 9am-5pm.Most opportunities are during March-May and September-December.Training is provided.

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