I particiated in the Sequoia Summer Service Week to construct split rail fencing and perform trail maintenance activities. An enriching, exciting and fun experience. Pros- 1. I am so impressed with the park rangers team and the great work they do. It was truly inspring. 2. The arrangements for meals at the campsite were nice. 3. Since I took public transport to reach there, Sarah picked me from my drop off location to take me to the camp site, which was really very helpful. Areas of improvement - 1. The camp site was a bit far off from showers and restroom facility. 2 I think a 3 day service camp would have sufficed to do the work. 2. We never really got to meet the 'Volunteer-in-Parks &Youth Leadership Coordinator".
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- EIN 94-1379633
- (559) 565-3759
- 47050 Generals Hwy Unit 10 Three Rivers CA 93271 USA
- www.sequoiaparksconservancy.org
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Causes: Arts & Culture, Environment, Environmental Education, Historical Organizations, Natural History & Natural Science Museums
Mission: The organization's mission is to enhance visitor appreciation and enjoyment of sequoia and kings canyon national park and the surrounding area, including research and educational activities for the general public and its members
Programs: Aid to national park service
expenses related to sales of publications produced by the association to enhance the understanding of historical, scientific, geological, biological, interpretive and other attributes of sequoia and kings canyons national park and the surrounding area. Retail stores visits are typically over one million annually. The crystal cove tours summer education program have approximately 55,000 visitors and the sequoia field institute education programs have approximately 10,000 visitors every year.
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