Friends of the Wissahickon is accepting applications through Dec. 31 for volunteer positions to help maintain and preserve the city's Wissahickon Valley Park.
The century-old conservation group is recruiting Trail Ambassadors and Crew Leaders for its 2025 program. Training will take place in February and March.
Trail Ambassadors serve as park docents, leading hikes and providing information to visitors, while Crew Leaders manage volunteer groups for trail maintenance and habitat restoration projects.
The volunteer positions support the organization's ongoing conservation work, which …
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Friends of the Wissahickon is accepting applications through Dec. 31 for volunteer positions to help maintain and preserve the city's Wissahickon Valley Park.
The century-old conservation group is recruiting Trail Ambassadors and Crew Leaders for its 2025 program. Training will take place in February and March.
Trail Ambassadors serve as park docents, leading hikes and providing information to visitors, while Crew Leaders manage volunteer groups for trail maintenance and habitat restoration projects.
The volunteer positions support the organization's ongoing conservation work, which includes trail improvements, tree clearing and maintaining historic structures throughout the 1,800-acre park.
Interested volunteers can apply through the Friends of the Wissahickon website.
