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Volunteer at Red Top Mountain or Other State Parks

  • Posted on December 13, 2018
  • by Robert Sutherland
  • in Lake Allatoona Activities, Lake Allatoona News, Red Top Mountain State Park, Robert Sutherland Travel Writer, Volunteer Opportunities
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The nicest folks you’ll ever meet volunteer at Red Top Mountain State Park on Lake Allatoona — and in other parks statewide.  If you have some spare time and you’d like to join a friendly team, we can tell you how to join them.

Georgia State Park Volunteers ~ Photo courtesy of GA DNR

Volunteers groom trails and clear away downed branches after storms.  They clean stuff and paint stuff.  They’re the first to arrive and the last to leave all around Georgia; unless they need to arrive late or leave early.  That’s a blessing of donating your time.

All Georgia State Park volunteers believe they have something special to give to others: their time and talents.  It brings them joy and fulfillment to invest some “sweat equity” into their favorite special places.

Our Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division has what they call a Stream Survey Team:

The abundance and diversity of fish species in a stream reflects the overall health of the stream and its fish and wildlife habitat.  How do you monitor that?

The Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division Stream Survey Team is a small group of technicians, biologists, and seasonal workers who monitor the health of Georgia’s wade-able streams by surveying fish communities.

Georgia State Park Volunteers ~ Photo courtesy of GA DNR

Here’s how you can help!  Stream Team volunteers provide “additional man power, enabling them to cover more streams across the state.  In turn, these volunteers learn more about the natural resources in their backyards, and gives them the opportunity to spread this knowledge to their community.”

If you have a giving heart and you have some time to share for a good cause, join the other volunteers on the Stream Team or in some other crucial role in a State Park.

Yes, it can be hard work.  As my mother used to say, “Many hands make light work.”  You’ll share tasks with hard working, generous men and women who enjoy the greatest gift of all: giving.

 There’s room for you at Red Top Mountain State Park on Lake Allatoona — or at a dozen other State Parks.

Here’s an A-Z list of all Georgia State Parks.

Volunteer at Red Top Mountain & Other Georgia State Parks

  1.  Go to www.gooutdoorsgeorgia.com

  2.  Click “Sign Up to Volunteer” Click “Customer Sign In”

  3.  Fill out the information and click “Submit”

  4.  Once your application is approved, you can then look for volunteer opportunities on the calendar

  5.  If you are looking for a specific opportunity, contact Michael Sellers, Michael.Sellers@dnr.ga.gov or 706-557-3101

 

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Robert Sutherland is a travel writer enjoying life in Gainesville, GA. Robert has two adult daughters, seven grandchildren and a zippy Kawasaki. ~~ [email protected]
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