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Position Fish Hatchery White RIver National FIsh Hatchery Partner Opportunity Site Link Opportunity Partner State Natural Resources Links Vermont Home Page Vermont Tourism Site Vermont State Parks Volunteers Vermont State Wildlife Volunteers Address 2086 River St Bethel, VT 05032 Contact Ken Gillette Ken_Gillette@fws.gov 802.234.5400 Dates 5/14/2010--9/17/2010 Activities • Construction/Maintenance • Computers • Office/Clerical • Visitor Information • Fish/Wildlife • General Assistance Record Date 3/15/2010 Suitable For Adults,Seniors Difficulty Level Average

Opportunity Description: 
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY! White River National Fish Hatchery is looking for a workamper couple to assist with the mowing and grounds maintenance, planting and caring for plants, flowers and wildfowers, caring for small visitor center, some office assistance, may at times assist in the hatchery’s fish production program which includes feeding fish, cleaning fish tanks, conducting sample counts. Duties are mostly outdoors. Need to be in good physical condition. In exchange for service, a trailer pad with water, electric, sewer hookup is provided, may have WiFi connection. Hours are 24 hours per week, per person, and our location (Bethel, Vermont) is central for seeing Vermont and large part of the Northeast. All volunteers receive training. Work schedule is variable.
Housing Availability: 
Available
  • Housing Type:
RV Pads
  • Housing Description:
In exchange for service, a trailer pad with water, electric, sewer hookup is provided, may have WiFi connection.
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Position Appalachian Trail Volunteers Appalachian National Scenic Trail Partner Opportunity Site Link Opportunity Partner State Natural Resources Links Vermont Home Page Vermont Tourism Site Vermont State Parks Volunteers Vermont State Wildlife Volunteers Address 4711 Waterbury-Stowe Rd Waterbury Center, VT 05677 Contact Jeanne Mahoney jmahoney@appalachiantrail.org 304-535-6331 ext, 107 Dates 8/24/2009--12/31/2010 Activities • Botany • Construction/Maintenance • Trail/Campground Maintenance • Visitor Information • Weed/Invasive Species Control Record Date 9/8/2009 Suitable For Adults,Teens,Seniors,Groups,Family Difficulty Level Average

Opportunity Description: 
Volunteers built the Appalachian National Scenic Trail, and volunteers keep it alive and flourishing today. Volunteer programs appeal to people with diverse talents, interests and experience levels.

-- Join a trail crew for a volunteer vacation
-- Connect with one of the thirty clubs, from Maine to Georgia, who do the real day-to-day trail work that keeps the A.T. open and in good repair.
-- Learn more about our environmental monitoring programs
-- Identify and remove invasive species from the Trail corridor
-- Help us reach out to local communities and other partners

Search the A.T. volunteer database to find something in your area now: www.appalachiantrail.org/VolunteerNOW

Contact partners active in Vermont:

Dartmouth Outing Club

Green Mountain Club

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