Opportunities From: Delaware State Parks

Volunteer: Fall Pollinator Garden Refresh

As we head into the dormant season, our Pollinator Garden at Brandywine Creek State Park can use a refresh! While we'll be leaving the leaves and seeds for birds and overwintering pollinators, some of our more aggressive plants need thinned out, and invasive plants need removed! We hope you'll join us for our Fall Pollinator Garden Refresh Day on Sunday, November 23rd, at 1:00pm-3:00pm, led by the Manager of Volunteers and Naturalists at Brandywine Creek State Park.


At our pollinator garden refresh day, volunteers can expect to:

Dig up aggressive plant species that are crowding out other plantsClear walking trails of plants that have taken root through the yearsRemove invasive species to stop their spreadLearn about our pollinator garden, and what you can do to provide overwinter habitat to pollinators in your own backyard!

Gloves, tools, and experience are welcome, but are not required. We will provide all needed tools and direction to volunteers.

Interested volunteers can sign up by responding to this opportunity, and the Manager of Volunteers will be in touch with more information.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

As we head into the dormant season, our Pollinator Garden at Brandywine Creek State Park can use a refresh! While we'll be leaving the leaves and seeds for birds and overwintering pollinators, some of our more aggressive plants need thinned out, and invasive plants need removed! We hope you'll join us for our Fall Pollinator Garden Refresh Day on Sunday, November 23rd, at 1:00pm-3:00pm, led by the Manager of Volunteers and Naturalists at Brandywine Creek State Park.


At our pollinator garden refresh day, volunteers can expect to:

Dig up aggressive plant species that are crowding out other plantsClear walking trails of plants that have taken root through the yearsRemove invasive species to stop their spreadLearn about our pollinator garden, and what you can do to provide overwinter habitat to pollinators in your own backyard!

Gloves, tools, and experience are welcome, but are not required. We will provide all needed tools and direction to volunteers.

Interested volunteers can sign up by responding to this opportunity, and the Manager of Volunteers will be in touch with more information.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Nov 23, 2025

Zip Code: 19807

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Join the Friends of Brandywine Creek State Park!

The Friends of Brandywine Creek State Park are a non-profit 501(c)(3) group that sponsors Park events and helps with scholarships and other park amenities. They are heavily involved in the Special Needs Fishing Derby, Cross Country meets, and our Halloween event, Enchanted Meadows. The Friends meet virtually once per month and also hold quarterly in-person meetings. Join us and see all the ways you can become involved at the Park!

 

Please contact Luvina.cooley@delaware.gov for more information or to learn about the benefits of joining.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

The Friends of Brandywine Creek State Park are a non-profit 501(c)(3) group that sponsors Park events and helps with scholarships and other park amenities. They are heavily involved in the Special Needs Fishing Derby, Cross Country meets, and our Halloween event, Enchanted Meadows. The Friends meet virtually once per month and also hold quarterly in-person meetings. Join us and see all the ways you can become involved at the Park!

 

Please contact Luvina.cooley@delaware.gov for more information or to learn about the benefits of joining.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 19807

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Adopt-A-Trail at Brandywine Creek

Are you passionate about maintaining safe, accessible trails for all to use? Come join Brandywine Creek State Park's Adopt-A-Trail program! 

There are over 16 miles of trails at Brandywine Creek, and we can use your help cutting back encroaching vegetation and keeping them clear of debris. During the growing season, primarily March-October, Adopt-A-Trail volunteers are responsible for walking their assigned section of trail and assisting with maintenance and upkeep.

As an Adopt-A-Trail volunteer, you will:

Cut back vegetation.Remove minor obstacles, such as small branches.Report major obstacles and unsafe conditions, such as washed out trail sections or large fallen trees.Learn about and control some of the invasive plants encroaching on Brandywine Creek trails and threatening park ecosystems.Become a little more connected to your favorite park.Give back while enjoying the great outdoors.

Adopters visit their assigned section of trail a minimum of once a month between March and October. Training on trimming and basic trail maintenance will be provided before you begin the program. Tools will also be provided. Training is required to participate in the program.

For more information, please contact the Brandywine Creek Manager of Volunteers at: Luvina.cooley@delaware.gov

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Are you passionate about maintaining safe, accessible trails for all to use? Come join Brandywine Creek State Park's Adopt-A-Trail program! 

There are over 16 miles of trails at Brandywine Creek, and we can use your help cutting back encroaching vegetation and keeping them clear of debris. During the growing season, primarily March-October, Adopt-A-Trail volunteers are responsible for walking their assigned section of trail and assisting with maintenance and upkeep.

As an Adopt-A-Trail volunteer, you will:

Cut back vegetation.Remove minor obstacles, such as small branches.Report major obstacles and unsafe conditions, such as washed out trail sections or large fallen trees.Learn about and control some of the invasive plants encroaching on Brandywine Creek trails and threatening park ecosystems.Become a little more connected to your favorite park.Give back while enjoying the great outdoors.

Adopters visit their assigned section of trail a minimum of once a month between March and October. Training on trimming and basic trail maintenance will be provided before you begin the program. Tools will also be provided. Training is required to participate in the program.

For more information, please contact the Brandywine Creek Manager of Volunteers at: Luvina.cooley@delaware.gov

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 19807

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: UD Master Naturalist - LOP Site

For registered UD Master Naturalist participants only.

For info on this program:https://www.udel.edu/academics/colleges/canr/cooperative-extension/environmental-stewardship/master-naturalist/

 NEXT STEP:

1. Review information below.

2. To be considered please click on RESPOND bottom at top right and follow instructions.

   

 

 Volunteer Service Activities for Delaware State Parks for your Master Naturalist Service: 

Available for year one candidates or continuing service.

Activities are as varied as your interests that mesh with the park’s needs and may include:

Install or maintain pollinator or rain gardens Engage in invasive plant removal, native plant installation or tree plantings Develop and implement projects to benefit certain plant or animal species such as orchids, birds, reptiles, bats Plan and lead educational or experiential public programming in coordination with Nature Centers and park interpretive programs such as wildflower or bird walks Participate in organizing multi-park projects such as Coastal Cleanup or Creekfest Conduct special projects such as research initiatives, water resource protection, or other projects that fit the park’s needs and your interests.

 

About Delaware State Parks:

Our state parks provide forest, meadow, wetland and seashore habitat for wildlife plus trails, beaches, ponds and recreational facilities for visitors to enjoy nature and the outdoors.

Our state parks mission is to provide Delaware's residents and visitors with safe and enjoyable recreational opportunities and open spaces, responsible stewardship of the lands and the cultural and natural resources that we have been entrusted to protect and manage, and resource-based interpretive and educational services. Master Naturalists are currently working to install pollinator gardens, to restore natural areas and to lead themed educational hikes for the public.  

Please join us and bring your interests and expertise to our state parks.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

For registered UD Master Naturalist participants only.

For info on this program:https://www.udel.edu/academics/colleges/canr/cooperative-extension/environmental-stewardship/master-naturalist/

 NEXT STEP:

1. Review information below.

2. To be considered please click on RESPOND bottom at top right and follow instructions.

   

 

 Volunteer Service Activities for Delaware State Parks for your Master Naturalist Service: 

Available for year one candidates or continuing service.

Activities are as varied as your interests that mesh with the park’s needs and may include:

Install or maintain pollinator or rain gardens Engage in invasive plant removal, native plant installation or tree plantings Develop and implement projects to benefit certain plant or animal species such as orchids, birds, reptiles, bats Plan and lead educational or experiential public programming in coordination with Nature Centers and park interpretive programs such as wildflower or bird walks Participate in organizing multi-park projects such as Coastal Cleanup or Creekfest Conduct special projects such as research initiatives, water resource protection, or other projects that fit the park’s needs and your interests.

 

About Delaware State Parks:

Our state parks provide forest, meadow, wetland and seashore habitat for wildlife plus trails, beaches, ponds and recreational facilities for visitors to enjoy nature and the outdoors.

Our state parks mission is to provide Delaware's residents and visitors with safe and enjoyable recreational opportunities and open spaces, responsible stewardship of the lands and the cultural and natural resources that we have been entrusted to protect and manage, and resource-based interpretive and educational services. Master Naturalists are currently working to install pollinator gardens, to restore natural areas and to lead themed educational hikes for the public.  

Please join us and bring your interests and expertise to our state parks.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 19807

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Group Service Projects for Work, School, and More at Brandywine Creek

Brandywine Creek State Park welcomes work, school, and other groups interested in scheduling a service project for their teams, classes, and more!

A group service project is a great way to provide your organization with an opportunity:

To give back to the community or to learn about the value of service.To promote team building or collaboration.To embrace a new challenge together or to step outside a comfort zone in a safe, fun social setting.To learn about Delaware State Parks operations and to see the impact of the group’s service.To take a break from the office, warehouse, classroom, etc., and enjoy the great outdoors.To accumulate service hours collectively.

The types of service projects available to groups are based on seasonal needs at Brandywine Creek State Park, progress of the parks’ improvement projects, and other factors. Service projects for school groups may prioritize educational value and are intended to be age-appropriate.

Types of seasonal service projects available to groups include:

Trail maintenance and careControl of invasive plants and vinesPlayground maintenance (e.g., mulching, raking)Litter cleanup

Coordinators for group service projects may RESPOND AS TEAM to this opportunity and ask about scheduling a date and time that is compatible with the group’s schedule. Coordinators are also welcome to RESPOND AS TEAM to a scheduled service project if there are enough available shifts.

Note: The project site’s address may differ from the park’s address and will be provided during scheduling of a group service project.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Brandywine Creek State Park welcomes work, school, and other groups interested in scheduling a service project for their teams, classes, and more!

A group service project is a great way to provide your organization with an opportunity:

To give back to the community or to learn about the value of service.To promote team building or collaboration.To embrace a new challenge together or to step outside a comfort zone in a safe, fun social setting.To learn about Delaware State Parks operations and to see the impact of the group’s service.To take a break from the office, warehouse, classroom, etc., and enjoy the great outdoors.To accumulate service hours collectively.

The types of service projects available to groups are based on seasonal needs at Brandywine Creek State Park, progress of the parks’ improvement projects, and other factors. Service projects for school groups may prioritize educational value and are intended to be age-appropriate.

Types of seasonal service projects available to groups include:

Trail maintenance and careControl of invasive plants and vinesPlayground maintenance (e.g., mulching, raking)Litter cleanup

Coordinators for group service projects may RESPOND AS TEAM to this opportunity and ask about scheduling a date and time that is compatible with the group’s schedule. Coordinators are also welcome to RESPOND AS TEAM to a scheduled service project if there are enough available shifts.

Note: The project site’s address may differ from the park’s address and will be provided during scheduling of a group service project.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 19807

Allow Groups: Teams only

Volunteer: Projects for Scout Awards and Scouting Troops at Brandywine Creek

Are you a scout completing a project for your awards and ranks or a scout leader searching for service projects for your troop? Brandywine Creek State Park welcomes individual scouts and scouting troops for project opportunities and learning experiences!

We appreciate the long history of Scouts’ service with Delaware State Parks and are familiar with the processes to achieve such Scout honors. The park can identify potential service opportunities for entire troops or projects that would satisfy the requirements of a Girl Scout Award or an Eagle Scout Service Project. Scouts are also welcome to submit proposals for service projects to the park.

Volunteers can respond to this opportunity to indicate your interest in completing a scouting project at Brandywine Creek State Park.

Scout leaders may RESPOND AS A TEAM to this opportunity for your troop.The Manager of Volunteers will reach out to you to learn about your interest and determine a need with the best fit for your troop.

Requirements:

Regularly meet and discuss project proposals, plans, etc., with park personnel. Receive approval of your project, plans, amendments, revisions, etc., from the Superintendent throughout the process. Complete the project by the required deadline.When hours are completed, record them here.

Scouts and scouting troops who enjoy visiting Brandywine Creek State Park, are passionate about taking care of natural spaces and supporting local ecosystems, and/or are passionate about supporting Delaware State Parks are excellent candidates to complete a service project at the park!

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Are you a scout completing a project for your awards and ranks or a scout leader searching for service projects for your troop? Brandywine Creek State Park welcomes individual scouts and scouting troops for project opportunities and learning experiences!

We appreciate the long history of Scouts’ service with Delaware State Parks and are familiar with the processes to achieve such Scout honors. The park can identify potential service opportunities for entire troops or projects that would satisfy the requirements of a Girl Scout Award or an Eagle Scout Service Project. Scouts are also welcome to submit proposals for service projects to the park.

Volunteers can respond to this opportunity to indicate your interest in completing a scouting project at Brandywine Creek State Park.

Scout leaders may RESPOND AS A TEAM to this opportunity for your troop.The Manager of Volunteers will reach out to you to learn about your interest and determine a need with the best fit for your troop.

Requirements:

Regularly meet and discuss project proposals, plans, etc., with park personnel. Receive approval of your project, plans, amendments, revisions, etc., from the Superintendent throughout the process. Complete the project by the required deadline.When hours are completed, record them here.

Scouts and scouting troops who enjoy visiting Brandywine Creek State Park, are passionate about taking care of natural spaces and supporting local ecosystems, and/or are passionate about supporting Delaware State Parks are excellent candidates to complete a service project at the park!

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 19807

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Adopt-A-Garden for Native Pollinators

In addition to the meadows throughout our rolling hills, our pollinator garden is a crucial source of pollen for native pollinators, including bees, butterflies, and more! Brandywine Creek State Park is seeking Adopt-A-Garden volunteers who can help us care for the garden throughout the growing season.

Tools and experience are welcome, but not required. We will provide additional training as needed for our volunteers.

As an Adopt-A-Garden volunteer, you will:

Weed your section of the pollinator garden regularly throughout the season.Assist with watering Monitor for damage due to insects and disease.Learn a little about pollinators and pollinator plants native to Delaware.Become a little more connected to your favorite park.Give back while enjoying the great outdoors.

Adopters will visit their assigned garden area at least twice a month during the growing season (April-October) to pull weeds, aid with watering, and keeping the garden in good health. Training on trimming and basic garden maintenance will be provided before you begin the program. Training is required to participate in the program.

For more information, please contact the Brandywine Creek Manager of Volunteers at: Luvina.cooley@delaware.gov

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

In addition to the meadows throughout our rolling hills, our pollinator garden is a crucial source of pollen for native pollinators, including bees, butterflies, and more! Brandywine Creek State Park is seeking Adopt-A-Garden volunteers who can help us care for the garden throughout the growing season.

Tools and experience are welcome, but not required. We will provide additional training as needed for our volunteers.

As an Adopt-A-Garden volunteer, you will:

Weed your section of the pollinator garden regularly throughout the season.Assist with watering Monitor for damage due to insects and disease.Learn a little about pollinators and pollinator plants native to Delaware.Become a little more connected to your favorite park.Give back while enjoying the great outdoors.

Adopters will visit their assigned garden area at least twice a month during the growing season (April-October) to pull weeds, aid with watering, and keeping the garden in good health. Training on trimming and basic garden maintenance will be provided before you begin the program. Training is required to participate in the program.

For more information, please contact the Brandywine Creek Manager of Volunteers at: Luvina.cooley@delaware.gov

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 19803

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Individual Volunteer Opportunities at Brandywine Creek

Do you want to get involved with Brandywine Creek State Park, but you don't see an opportunity that aligns with your interests? Let's connect!

We may have individual opportunities for volunteers outside of our programs and events, which range from stand-alone citizen science initiatives, conservation efforts or gardening. Interested volunteers can respond to this opportunity or email the Manager of Volunteers, Luvina, to learn more about our current needs. Luvina will reach out to learn about your interests, as well as highlight any upcoming needs we may have.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Do you want to get involved with Brandywine Creek State Park, but you don't see an opportunity that aligns with your interests? Let's connect!

We may have individual opportunities for volunteers outside of our programs and events, which range from stand-alone citizen science initiatives, conservation efforts or gardening. Interested volunteers can respond to this opportunity or email the Manager of Volunteers, Luvina, to learn more about our current needs. Luvina will reach out to learn about your interests, as well as highlight any upcoming needs we may have.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 19807

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Event Volunteers at Brandywine Creek

Brandywine Creek State Park hosts many events, and you can help make them a success! From our Friends of Brandywine Creek State Park's fishing derby, to Bug Days of Summer, Enchanted Meadows, and more, we have an opportunity for everyone! Roles will vary based on the event, but often include assisting with checking in guests, running craft stations, handing out candy, and floating between stations to better help guests and give other volunteers a break.

If you're interested in becoming an event volunteer with us, you can respond to the post, and the Manager of Volunteers will be in touch with more information about our upcoming events! Needs will vary, but are generally just a half or one-day commitment. 

Examples of yearly events include:

Friends of Brandywine Creek State Park Fishing Derby: Last Saturday in AprilBug Days of Summer: Mid-JuneEnchanted Meadows: Mid-October

Please respond to this opportunity individually or as a small group. Please be aware, some events only require 2-6 volunteers, so spots may be limited. If you're interested in a specific opportunity, please indicate the event in the notes.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Brandywine Creek State Park hosts many events, and you can help make them a success! From our Friends of Brandywine Creek State Park's fishing derby, to Bug Days of Summer, Enchanted Meadows, and more, we have an opportunity for everyone! Roles will vary based on the event, but often include assisting with checking in guests, running craft stations, handing out candy, and floating between stations to better help guests and give other volunteers a break.

If you're interested in becoming an event volunteer with us, you can respond to the post, and the Manager of Volunteers will be in touch with more information about our upcoming events! Needs will vary, but are generally just a half or one-day commitment. 

Examples of yearly events include:

Friends of Brandywine Creek State Park Fishing Derby: Last Saturday in AprilBug Days of Summer: Mid-JuneEnchanted Meadows: Mid-October

Please respond to this opportunity individually or as a small group. Please be aware, some events only require 2-6 volunteers, so spots may be limited. If you're interested in a specific opportunity, please indicate the event in the notes.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 19807

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Green Thumb Gardeners

The pollinator garden at Brandywine Creek State Park benefits native pollinators, including bees, butterflies, and more, and we need your help to keep it healthy and usable for our visitors!

Once a week, on Fridays at 9:00am, our volunteer gardeners can come together to learn about and care for these gardens. Tools and experience are welcome, but are not required.

On each Green Thumb Gardeners outing, volunteers can expect to:

Plant native vegetationAdd soil and mulch where neededRemove weeds, invasive species, and dead plants from the gardensLearn about gardening basics, conservation, pollinators, and more.

Green Thumb Gardeners typically meets for an hour every week at the Brandywine Creek State Park Nature Center. Interested volunteers can respond to this opportunity to learn more about about upcoming projects.

Please note: Green Thumb Gardeners will be meeting weekly throughout August and September, with additional meetings possible in October.

Volunteers interested in maintaining the garden but unable to attend on Friday mornings are encouraged to reach out to the Manager of Volunteers to identify alternative scheduling. All hands are welcome!

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

The pollinator garden at Brandywine Creek State Park benefits native pollinators, including bees, butterflies, and more, and we need your help to keep it healthy and usable for our visitors!

Once a week, on Fridays at 9:00am, our volunteer gardeners can come together to learn about and care for these gardens. Tools and experience are welcome, but are not required.

On each Green Thumb Gardeners outing, volunteers can expect to:

Plant native vegetationAdd soil and mulch where neededRemove weeds, invasive species, and dead plants from the gardensLearn about gardening basics, conservation, pollinators, and more.

Green Thumb Gardeners typically meets for an hour every week at the Brandywine Creek State Park Nature Center. Interested volunteers can respond to this opportunity to learn more about about upcoming projects.

Please note: Green Thumb Gardeners will be meeting weekly throughout August and September, with additional meetings possible in October.

Volunteers interested in maintaining the garden but unable to attend on Friday mornings are encouraged to reach out to the Manager of Volunteers to identify alternative scheduling. All hands are welcome!

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 19807

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Adopt-A-Pin at Brandywine Creek

Are you a hunter here at Brandywine Creek State Park? Or perhaps you have a passion for conservation and want to help us responsibly manage our deer population? You can make a difference by joining Brandywine Creek State Park's  Adopt-A-Pin program!

What is Adopt-A-Pin?

Adopt-A-Pin is a volunteer stewardship program where individuals, families, and groups of all types can "adopt" one of our hunting pin/stand sites. Once you've adopted a pin, you'll help park staff maintain it by removing any litter along the trails, reporting safety issues and significant trail obstructions, and cutting back encroaching vegetation from the trails. Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own loppers and pruners, but may also sign tools out from the park office with advance notice to the Manager of Volunteers.

What is my time commitment?

Pin adopters must visit their assigned pin(s) at least once a month, especially during the hunting season September-January. Regular maintenance of the pin site throughout the year make work in August before hunting season begins easier, and fall vegetation will still be growing throughout the month of September and sometimes October.

Please note: Between the months of September and early February, there is active hunting at all pin sites every day of the week except for Sunday. Please plan to provide maintenance on Sundays during this time. Hunters are also welcome to provide maintenance at their pin while hunting.

Available Pins for Adoption at Brandywine Creek:

Pin 1Pins 2 and 3Pins 4 and 5Pins 6 and 7Pins 8, 9, and 10Pins 11, 12, and 13Pin 14Pins 15 and 16

Available Pins for Adoption at Brandywine Creek:

Pin 1Pin 2Pin 3Pin 4Pin 5

What's next?

To Adopt-A-Pin, simply respond to this opportunity! The Manager of Volunteers will be in touch with more details, including scheduling a brief training at the park to review your selected pin sites, tool safety, and proper pruning techniques. Once you've adopted your pin, volunteers will log their hours spent maintaining the pin here on this opportunity.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Are you a hunter here at Brandywine Creek State Park? Or perhaps you have a passion for conservation and want to help us responsibly manage our deer population? You can make a difference by joining Brandywine Creek State Park's  Adopt-A-Pin program!

What is Adopt-A-Pin?

Adopt-A-Pin is a volunteer stewardship program where individuals, families, and groups of all types can "adopt" one of our hunting pin/stand sites. Once you've adopted a pin, you'll help park staff maintain it by removing any litter along the trails, reporting safety issues and significant trail obstructions, and cutting back encroaching vegetation from the trails. Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own loppers and pruners, but may also sign tools out from the park office with advance notice to the Manager of Volunteers.

What is my time commitment?

Pin adopters must visit their assigned pin(s) at least once a month, especially during the hunting season September-January. Regular maintenance of the pin site throughout the year make work in August before hunting season begins easier, and fall vegetation will still be growing throughout the month of September and sometimes October.

Please note: Between the months of September and early February, there is active hunting at all pin sites every day of the week except for Sunday. Please plan to provide maintenance on Sundays during this time. Hunters are also welcome to provide maintenance at their pin while hunting.

Available Pins for Adoption at Brandywine Creek:

Pin 1Pins 2 and 3Pins 4 and 5Pins 6 and 7Pins 8, 9, and 10Pins 11, 12, and 13Pin 14Pins 15 and 16

Available Pins for Adoption at Brandywine Creek:

Pin 1Pin 2Pin 3Pin 4Pin 5

What's next?

To Adopt-A-Pin, simply respond to this opportunity! The Manager of Volunteers will be in touch with more details, including scheduling a brief training at the park to review your selected pin sites, tool safety, and proper pruning techniques. Once you've adopted your pin, volunteers will log their hours spent maintaining the pin here on this opportunity.

Program: Brandywine Creek State Park

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 19807

Allow Groups: No