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Closed! Caretaking Kentucky Camp 2016

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Kentucky Camp, Coronado NF, Arizona


AZ-4296
June 15-September 30; November 1-December 31, 2016 (including weekends)

Must commit to one entire session; may participate in more

Available Sessions:
 
Session 1: June 15–30
 
Session 2: July 1-31
 
Session 3: August 1–31
 
Session 4: September 1–30
 
Session 5: November 1–30
 
Session 6: December 1– 31

Come on back to Kentucky Camp! We are seeking friendly and independent caretakers for one site on the Coronado NF – historic Kentucky Camp. At the site, caretakers will be responsible for greeting the public and answering questions. Caretakers are also responsible for maintenance (e.g., adobe patching, light carpentry, grounds-keeping, cleanup of the facilities, etc.) and work with FS archaeologists on stabilization and interpretive projects. Amenities available may vary; detailed information will be provided to those volunteers selected for the project. Each session will run for one full month, except for the first which will run for two weeks. Applicants must be able to commit to the full time period and, dependent upon staffing needs and availability, are welcome to participate in additional sessions.

This project will recruit only until all sessions are filled, so apply today!

Number of openings: 6 (1 person, couple or family per session)

Special skills: Must be self-reliant and willing to work independently after orientation; preference given to those interested in history and willing to communicate with the public; general handyperson skills required
 
Minimum age: 18 years old

Facilities: Facilities vary. Detailed information will be provided during the selection process.
 
Nearest towns: Within 10 miles
 
Applications due: Filled

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