Thanks for considering a volunteer position in Montana state parks. Plenty of opportunities exist to contribute your time for worthwhile projects at these treasured cultural and natural sites. From one-time events to seasonal positions, we think you’ll find the work rewarding and the job settings very pleasing. The following descriptions include duties, requirements, benefits, policies, and more.
Park Naturalists aid park staff in preparing and presenting natural and cultural history interpretive programs for children through seniors on- and off-site; developing and caring for live and static exhibits; handling live animals such as reptiles, raptors, mammals, and insects for programs; greeting park visitors, providing park information, and leading hikes and tours; assisting with evening and weekend programs, and helping at special events. [Read full description]
Park Hosts serve as liaisons between park users and park staff. Hosts camp among other campers, where campgrounds are provided, in order to provide a personal touch and to accommodate the needs of park visitors. Hosts assist visitors by providing information about the park, answering questions, and explaining rules. As the name implies, Hosts are the friendly, hospitable, and helpful face of Montana state park campgrounds. [Read full description]
Visitor Center Attendants greet visitors, provide information and assistance, conduct tours, run multi-media programs, keep attendance records, and perform light maintenance duties at facilities. [Read full description]
Special Projects Assistants help park staff with special projects and events. This may include preparing for an event, assisting on-site during an event, lending a hand with presentations, or conducting on-site surveys. Other duties could include inventorying, photography, and maintenance. You may be able to explore your own interests in this position. [Read full description]
