Caretaking at Kentucky Camp 
The Coronado National Forest is seeking friendly and independent volunteer caretakers to staff the Kentucky Camp Historic Site. Following orientation, caretakers will greet the public and answer questions, perform maintenance (e.g., adobe patching, light carpentry, grounds-keeping, site and facilities cleanup, etc.), and work with F.S. archaeologists on site stabilization and interpretive projects.
Each caretaking term will last one month. 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 is ongoing; watch for subsequent listings at the end of each year.
You may find more information and sign-up for Kentucky Camp Caretaking at the Passport in Time website.
Passport in Time (PIT) is a volunteer archaeology and historic preservation program of the USDA Forest Service that connects volunteers with Forest Service projects.
From the PIT Home Page, click on Current Projects and select Arizona to see the Caretaking opportunites at Kentucky Camp. You may then click on Application to sign up for caretaking.
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