The Upper Sevier River Community Watershed Project is always looking for volunteers!

Who should apply?
Conscientious, motivated individuals interested in improving the natural resources and heritage in the Upper Sevier Watershed.

Why should you apply?
You will receive valuable experience, and feel a sense of accomplishment by being part of a successful team who helps to improve the natural resources within your watershed.

Specific opportunities will be listed below. To become a volunteer, please contact Wally Dodds, Watershed Coordinator at 435-676-1155 or email dodds@scinternet.net.

• Dedicated Hunter Projects - List of current projects
• Dedicated Hunter Projects - Ongoing Opportunities for weed spraying, p-j thinning, signing, and riparian work, Contact: Jason Nicholes, 435-865-6122
• Riparian work at the USU experimental farm, Contact Kevin Heaton – 435-676-1117
• Utah State Park and Rec. Work, Robin Watson 801-537-3445
• Bureau of Land Management Volunteer Opportunities, Ann Stansworth – 865-3032
• USDA Forest Service - Volunteers in the National Forests

Please take a look at some of the recent volunteer activities that have occurred in the watershed.

• Willows Planted Along Sevier River North of Panguitch
• Students Work and Learn During Community Watershed Days
• Allen Henrie Cares for Panguitch Creek
• See the story of YCC volunteer work attached to the Ranch Creek Riparian Project
• See the stories of Vince Salvato and Bobbie Bryant's work attached to the Hillsdale Meadows Habitat Improvement project.
• See the stories of volunteer work attached to the Hatch Property Riparian Improvement project.