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Arkansas Valley Volunteers

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Welcome Volunteers & Partners

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What's Happening

What's Happening

Understand the process and plan future USFS and BLM volunteer projects now! 

What's Happening

What's Happening

What's Happening

Visit the calendar to see upcoming trainings, partner projects, and ways you can help out! 

Prepare Reports

What's Happening

Prepare Reports


Not sure how to report your accomplishments. Here is what we need.

US FOREST SERVICE VOLUNTEERS AND SERVICE

  There are more than 2.8 million volunteers who, since 1972, have provided more than 123 million hours of service that is valued at about $1.4 billion. Volunteering provides you a great opportunity to:

  • Give back to your community
  • Improve Forests and Grasslands
  • Learn  about natural and cultural conservation
  • Meet  new people and form friendships

Volunteers may also earn an America the Beautiful National Parks and Federal Recreation Lands Pass and be recognized nationally or locally. 

Visit the US Forest Service Volunteers page to learn more.

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT-GET INVOLVED!

 The BLM values the thousands of volunteers who offer their time, skills and service to help care for the nation’s natural and cultural resources. Volunteers contribute to many BLM program areas, including recreation, wild horses and burros, cultural/historical resources, and environmental education/interpretation. 


 In 2016, the BLM volunteer program worked with more than 27,000 volunteers, with their contributions nearing 1 million hours, or the equivalent of 542 work years. This service has an estimated value of roughly $22.5 million to the BLM.  

Visit the Bureau of Land Management Volunteers page to learn more.

Contact

Get in Touch!

Connor Maher

Volunteer & Partnership Coordinator

Upper Arkansas Valley USFS/BLM Lands

 (719) 626-1084 


USFS Salida Ranger District
5575 Cleora Road, Salida, CO 81201

719-539-3951


USFS Leadville Ranger District
810 Front Street, Leadville, CO 80461
719-486-0749

BLM Royal Gorge Field Office
3028 E. Main St, Canon City, CO  81212 

 719-269-8500 

  

The Upper Arkansas Valley Public Lands Volunteer and Partnership Program is hosted through a partnership agreement between the Colorado Mountain Club (CMC), Bureau of Land Management and the US Forest Service. All Rights Reserved.

  • Home
  • Find Opportunities
  • Reporting and Forms
  • Find Funding
  • Adopt-a-Trail
  • Volunteer Pass
  • Project Calendar
  • RIMS APP
  • News & Feedback