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Trail Maintenance at Twin Lakes State Park

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ORGANIZATION: FRIENDS OF TWIN LAKES STATE PARK

  • A group opportunity. Invite your friends.
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Twin Lakes State Park rangers could use some help checking and tending to the park's trails.

Things to Know about this Opportunity:

  • Can be completed alone or with a friend
  • Can be completed at any time during park hours (dawn to dusk) and on any date
  • Can be completed once or be an ongoing volunteer project
  • Free parking is granted to the volunteer during their visit
  • Gloves and any necessary tools will be provided by the park
  • Not suitable for those with mobility issues
This Opportunity can Involve, Depending on Your Skill Level and Preferences:
  • Checking trails for downed trees, water damage, and/or common invasive species
  • Removing small sticks/branches or other debris from the trail
  • Removing any found litter
  • Raking gravel back into place
  • Clearing debris from culverts
  • Replacing wood on wooden pathways and bridges
  • Using loppers to trim small tree limbs from the trail corridor
  • Removing plants that are encroaching on the trail
  • Painting trail blazes on trees

Park trails range from 1 mile to 3 miles long, though service does not require whole-trail maintenance.

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About FRIENDS OF TWIN LAKES STATE PARK

Location:

788 TWIN LAKES RD, GREEN BAY, VA 23942, US

Mission Statement

Our members support Twin Lakes State Park through volunteerism and fundraising efforts. Opportunities range from things as simple as caring for the park’s pollinator garden or promoting park events on social media to carpentry projects and others requiring more manual labor.

Description

Who we are:

The Friends of Twin Lakes State Park is an all-volunteer non-profit organization. Some of us are young, some of us old, some of us are retired, some of us work full-time and can only commit to attending one meeting a year-but there’s one thing we all have in common: we love Twin Lakes State Park.

What we do:

Our members support Twin Lakes State Park through volunteerism and fundraising efforts. Opportunities range from things as simple as caring for the park’s pollinator garden or promoting park events on social media to carpentry projects and others requiring more manual labor.

Why we do it:

Sure it feels great to give back, but volunteering is also a great way to meet people with similar interests, make long-lasting changes to your community, learn new skills and pad your resume.

In addition to all the feel-good reasons, members of the Friends of Twin Lakes State Park are entitled to free parking and 20% off merchandise at the park.

How to get involved:

The Friends of Twin Lakes State Park meet on the third Thursday of every month. Some meetings are held at the park itself while others are held in nearby local businesses. Contact twinlakesparkfriends@gmail.com or call (434)-392-3435 for more information.

CAUSE AREAS

Environment
Sports & Recreation
Environment, Sports & Recreation

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

788 Twin Lakes RdGreen Bay, VA 23942

(37.174652,-78.30299)
 

SKILLS

  • Landscaping
  • Outdoor Recreation
  • Carpentry

GOOD FOR

  • Kids
  • Teens
  • People 55+
  • Group

REQUIREMENTS

  • A minimum one hour time commitment, longer if desired by the volunteer.
  • Those who wish to register their volunteer service on the Virginia State Parks Volunteer database (to receive rewards) and those who are repeat volunteers with Virginia State Parks are required to complete a background check.

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