Volunteerism
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
-Margaret Mead
Volunteer at Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
In an era of diminishing government funding, the role of the volunteer is crucial. Our volunteers support Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument’s scientific, interpretive and education programs. Volunteers help with research projects, organize and lead guided interpretive walks, and help teach students who visit the Monument.
Explore and discover the rewards of volunteering.
- Make new friends who share your interests.
- Uncover your hidden talents and skills.
- Take pride in projects that enhance public lands.
- Get experience that you can apply toward school and career.
- Enrich your education.
- Be a goodwill ambassador from your community.
- Pursue your passion for public lands, exercise and feel good.
- Interagency Volunteer Pass - An annual pass for those who volunteer 500 hours or more at Federal recreation sites beginning January 1, 2007. Valid 12 months from the month of issue. Obtain in person from agency's volunteer coordinator.
- Free Partners Membership - With 500 hours or more.
- Most of all enjoy the fresh air and have fun while you make a difference.
