DNR's Recreation and natural areas programs NEED YOU!
Updated November 5, 2009
Volunteers are the lifeblood of DNR’s Recreation and Natural Areas programs. Their energy, enthusiasm, hard work, and time make it possible for visitors to enjoy safe, high quality outdoor recreation experiences on DNR-managed lands.
Volunteer opportunities cover a wide range of activities:
- Campground hosting.
- Site stewardship.
- Participating in work parties to help build and maintain trails and facilities.
- Joining an Adopt-A-Trail or Adopt-A-Site program.
Volunteering on DNR-managed lands is a great way to meet others who share a passion for outdoor recreation and who want to learn new skills while playing outside.
Whether you volunteer as an individual or as part of an organized group, DNR has a variety of opportunities for you.
Many of DNR's volunteer projects are listed on our volunteer calendar, which is updated periodically.
Don't see something on the list that sparks your interest? DNR has other ways that you can get involved. Contact Christine Redmond, DNR’s Volunteer Program Coordinator, at 360-902-1632 or christine.redmond@dnr.wa.gov.