Fish Culture and General Grounds Maintenance

CAMPGROUND: Craig Brook National Fish Hatchery

SOURCE: Volunteer.gov

AVAILABILITY: 5/11/2020–10/9/2020

RV SITE: SITE DETAILS: Trailer/RV PadsDescription: RV site available with water, power, sewer hookup located at worksite. Washer and dryer are be available. Hatchery sits on 135 acres with many miles of trails for walking. The hatchery is situated between two small lakes that offer fishing and boating opportunities.

Volunteer Activities• Construction/Maintenance • Computers • Conservation Education • Office/Clerical • Trail/Campground Maintenance • Tour Guide/Interpretation • Visitor Information • Fish/Wildlife • General Assistance Photo Courtesy of FWS DescriptionVolunteer or volunteer couple needed to perform varied tasks at Craig Brook National Fish Hatchery assisting the hatchery and facilities staffs with general maintenance and grounds upkeep using power equipment. Nature trail maintenance may also be a part of this job experience. Volunteers will also be involved with fish culture activities such as feeding, cleaning, and transportation of endangered sea-run Atlantic salmon populations. Work related activities may require travel to other worksites using government owned vehicles. A valid driver’s license is required as well as defensive driver training provided by the government.   A 24-hour week is required (32 – hour week preferred). Work days and season length are negotiable. An RV site with full hook-up and 50 amp service, water, sewer and laundry is provided at no cost. Preference will be given to applicants that can commit to the entire volunteer period 5/15/17-10/6/17.   HOUSING & AMENITIESType: Trailer/RV PadsDescription: RV site available with water, power, sewer hookup located at worksite. Washer and dryer are be available. Hatchery sits on 135 acres with many miles of trails for walking. The hatchery is situated between two small lakes that offer fishing and boating opportunities.