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NOW RECRUITING: Emergency Roadside Assistance Volunteers

Mount Rainier National Park is looking for some amazing volunteers to provide Emergency Roadside Assistance during the summer around the Paradise area.  These dedicated volunteers would assist with jump-starting dead batteries, changing flat tires, aiding in vehicle lockouts (with tools and training provided), and assisting park Rangers with traffic control, among many other things. 

Bonus points if you have previous law enforcement experience or similar experiences with assisting people in potentially challenging circumstances. 

Perks of this position include park housing available for those who volunteer 32 or more hours per week, either in historic cabins or an RV pad with hookups in the Longmire Stewardship Campground, as well as a uniform and government vehicle provided and a waiver of park entrance fees.  Not to mention you'd play a crucial role in making experiences for park goers unforgettable. 

Last year, the two RAVEN volunteers assisted with over 30 dead batteries, 32 locked doors, and over 15 flat tires, all while having meaningful contacts with over 2,500 park visitors. 

More information can be found here, with a link to apply!  If you have any questions about the position, please direct them to Chief Ranger Curt Dimmick at [email protected]

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Backcountry Maintenance

Type: Short-term groups or intermittent individuals Dates: June to October Status: Now planning for summer projects Quick summary: With the addition (hopefully) of a Maintenance Volunteer Coordinator this summer, there should be more opportunities than ever for backcountry maintenance projects. Possibilities for groups include wilderness cleanup (removing old telephone cables) and "sherpa projects" (delivering supplies and materials to backcountry locations). Individuals with carpentry skills may help restore or re-roof backcountry cabins, shelters, or fire lookouts, on projects lasting a single day or multiple weeks.   For more information, or to offer the services of yourself or your group, contact Carpenter Mitch Anderson at 360-569-2211 ext. 3347, or Volunteer Program Manager Kevin Bacher at 360-569-2211 ext. 3385. Blog entries about this job Photos of this job More photos of this job

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Camping Adventures Assistant

Type: Long-term individuals Dates: 12-weeks, beginning about June 7 Status: Now hiring through the Student Conservation Association Quick summary: The "Camping Adventures with My Parents" (CAMP) program is an exciting new program offered by Mount Rainier National Park, which provides introductory camping experiences to diverse families from the Seattle and Tacoma urban areas. The Camping Adventures intern will help lead five of these intensive 3-day program over the course of the summer. For further information: Kevin Bacher, Volunteer and Outreach Program Manager, 360-569-2211 ext. 3385 Apply online Blog entries about this job Photos of this job

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Emergency Roadside Assistance

Type: Long-term individuals Dates: June through mid-September Status: Now recruiting Quick summary: At Mount Rainier's busiest locations, Paradise and Sunrise, volunteers help by patrolling parking lots and local roads and trails, assisting visitors, directing traffic, and helping with lockouts, emergencies, and jump starts. Volunteers also help to extend the season at Sunrise in the fall, when the availability of seasonal rangers is short. For more information and to apply: Apply online at volunteer.gov. At Paradise, volunteers will be supervised by Jordan Mammel, 360-569-6073. At Sunrise, volunteers are supervised by Uwe Nehring, 360-825-6585 ext. 3608257210. New volunteers are not needed at the present time, but inquiries are welcome.

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Exotic Plant Removal

Type: Short-term groups Dates: May to August Status: Now recruiting groups Quick summary: Mount Rainier is very fortunate not to have huge fields of thistle, oxeye daisy, or other exotic species to contend with. Keeping that from happening, however, requires constant vigilance. Volunteer groups can help during the growing season to "weed out" the problem. Scheduling a project requires flexibility, as the exact dates depend on many factors that influence the plants' growing season.   For further information: Restoration Specialist Will Arnesen, 360-569-2211 ext. 3374 To inquire about volunteering your group: contact Volunteer Program Manager Kevin Bacher at 360-569-2211 ext. 3385 Blog entries about this job Photos of this job