The search is driven in part by the recent expansion of the Monument's boundaries. The expanded monument extends south nearly to the Snake River near the communities of American Falls and Rupert, with the majority of expanded lands located in Blaine County. We're especially interested in finding people with business management and fund-raising experience, as well as those with a desire to preserve the Great Rift's unique natural resources. The membership subcommittee will consider all applicants. Prospective members should be willing to attend three to four meetings per year, and donate a few hours monthly to conducting the Association's business.
Board members serve three-year terms.
The Craters of the Moon Natural History Association was founded in 1959. As a nonprofit organization authorized by Congress, the Association makes interpretive materials available to park visitors by sale or free distribution. Proceeds support the interpretive and research programs at Craters of the Moon. Joining our Board offers community members a great opportunity to work with the National Park Service and Bureau of Land Management in shaping the future of the Monument, one of Idaho's treasures. Completed applications must be submitted to Ms. Rindfleisch no later than Friday, March 30, 2001.