Grand Canyon Trust Volunteers, a program to help restore ecological and archeological resources on eh Colorado Plateau
Grand Canyon Volunteers : Connect, discover, conserve, restore


 

"I only went out for a walk and finally concluded to stay out till sundown, for going out, I found, was really going in."

—John Muir, 1913, in L.M. Wolfe, ed., John Muir, John of the Mountains: The Unpublished Journals of John Muir, 1938

Volunteer to restore Native American ecological and archeological resources
Help restore riparian habitat along the Paria River canyon


News & Events

Learn more about the issues affecting the unique natural areas of the Colorado Plateau...

...by getting involved in local events and training opportunities.

Budding Botanists Herbarium Mounting Extravaganza — October 26

This is an herbarium mounting training opportunity for volunteers who are interested in gaining more knowledge and experience about the basics of plant morphology, how plants are classified and the process of mounting herbarium specimens.  Volunteers will work alongside botanists to mount plants and participate in an informal group discussion and learning while mounting. This is the last training activity of the season that is part of an ongoing effort with the Plant Atlas of Arizona Project (PAPAZ), a partnership of many organizations to document the plant diversity of Arizona.

The herbarium specimen mounting extravaganza will be held from 10-5pm at Northern Arizona University in room 313 of the Biological Sciences Building 21. It would be fine if folks want to come for minimum of 2 hrs any time of day. 

Requirements: Due to the level of training involved with learning these skills, we are looking for a core group of committed volunteers who have the time to devote to this longer-term, ongoing project. Click here to apply now.

More info: For complete details on the Budding Botanist Project download this PDF.

Data Entry Volunteers Needed!

The Grand Canyon Trust Volunteer and Restoration Programs are looking for volunteers to assist with entering data collected for a variety of restoration projects on the Kane and Two Mile Ranches. This is an opportunity to work closely with Restoration and Volunteer program staff in the Trust office in Flagstaff to input field and volunteer data into our databases. This is a great opportunity for someone who can contribute a few hours a week to this important step in turning our field data into information we can use to implement on-the ground restoration work!

Typing skills, experience with Excel and a meticulous nature is a plus! Please apply through our application page and we will contact you with the details.

 

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