You will make new friends with the same interests, and have fun while accomplishing something that could have far-reaching effects. Anyone can volunteer. Citizens under the age of 18 must have parent or guardian approval, whether they are volunteering as an individual or as part of a group. Volunteer service must comply with federal and state laws on using the services of minors. If you are not a U.S. citizen, you must possess a valid visa to become a BLM volunteer.
Opportunities exist for individuals, families, or service groups.
Volunteers can participate in almost any BLM program where a need has been identified. Some of the assignments that volunteers have accomplished include trail work, wildlife monitoring, visitor contact, restoring riparian areas, planting trees, mapping, and computer input. The only areas which prohibit volunteers are law enforcement, fire suppression, or as a part of special use flights. You are here - just check out this web page site, or call or visit your nearest BLM office. A BLM Nevada Map is provided to show you where the Field Offices and Field Stations are located in the state.