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US Virgin Islands - St. John Volunteer Vacations 2012 Virgin Islands National Park: St. John in the US Virgin Islands About the Crews: Volunteers will basecamp out of Cinnamon Bay Campground on the island of St. John and travel to work locations within Virgin Islands National Park. Travel will involve up to an hour hike in from the trailhead and carrying heavy loads of 20 to 30 pounds. Crews will work five days during the work week, averaging 4-6 hours per day in the field, with the first Sunday of the program and mid-week afternoons free for enjoying the Park. Projects may include clearing drainage ditches, brushing back vegetation, out-sloping, general correcting of erosion and erosion problems, moving stone for water bars and embankments or building rock stairs or drainage structures. Camp Life: All meals, prepared as a group, are included in the program for volunteers from dinner on the first day of the crew through breakfast on the last day of the crew. Breakfast and dinner will be at the Camp and lunches will be packed and eaten on the trail. What the Volunteers Say: "I look forward to being able to go on another volunteer trip to St. John through the AMC in the future. It was a blast, the friends that I met were great, life is good, and I look forward to next year!!!" Todd, USVI volunteer 2011
For more quotes, photos,and video from the AMC USVI St. John Volunteer Trail Crew from 2011 check out the post on the AMC Trails Blog.
Contribution: Your contribution includes all meals from Sunday dinner through the following Saturday breakfast, camping, leadership, tools, safety equipment, group cooking gear, and on-island transportation. Participants are responsible for thier own travel to and from Cinnamon Bay Campground and any additional recreation activities.
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looking at some of the finest scenery in the world. The swimming and snorkeling was amazing in the warm blue/green water." Al, USVI volunteer 2011
March 3-10, 2012