This, in addition to government cut-backs, has not allowed the Forest Service to give the OTO the attention it needs. The result has been that the buildings have begun to decay. Furthermore, there is much debris and garbage such as old farm implements, old barbed-wire fences, etc. O n the OTO program, volunteers will help clean up the area surrounding the OTO and begin the historic restoration on the buildings. Volunteers do not need any special skills to participate, just a willingness to serve.
Local carpenters supervise and teach the Amizade volunteers on every part of the project.
Whitewater rafting, taking a tour of Yellowstone National Park, fishing, hiking, and visiting the Boiling River, which is hot springs flowing into the Yellowstone River. Room and board, recreational activities, educational programs. Group sizes range from 6 to 16 participants.