The Glacier National Park Fund needs volunteers for
various events and/or projects through the year. Please
review this list of activities and let us know if you
would like to help out! |
• Each year the Glacier National Park Fund helps plan
and organize the annual Spring for Glacier event.
The assistance of volunteers in this process is
instrumental in the success of the event.
View
pictures of the most recent Spring for Glacier gala

• We also find the assistance of volunteers
invaluable in other areas of our day-to-day operations
from helping in the office with filing and
correspondence to serving on special committees for
campaigns and assisting us with specialized services
such as marketing, PR, design and layout and proposal
writing.
• In the summer of 2009, we will again sponsor
several volunteer trail crew work days in the Park.
This is a great way to meet new people, enjoy the
great outdoors and be of valuable assistance to the
Park.
View the volunteer trail crew teams from 2008

• Volunteer for the High
Country Citizen Science Program. Volunteers
have helped Glacier National Park resource managers
build baseline information about the status of flora and
fauna to study population changes. In a two year study
funded by GNPF, Glacier National Park is first focusing
on mountain goats, pikas and Clark’s Nutcrackers to
detect changes that may occur on these canaries of
global warming.

• You can also help out in the
Native Plant Nursery every Tuesday starting in June.
This is another great way to meet new people, enjoy the
great outdoors and be of valuable assistance to the
Park.

Our volunteers’ annual time commitment ranges from
helping with one event to those who dedicate time on a
weekly or monthly basis throughout the year. For more
information about and one of these volunteer
opportunities or just to learn more about how you can
help, please e-mail
Merry Lynn.
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