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Volunteer Opportunities in Yukon's Parks
Are you looking for a way to indulge your passion for nature, spend time outdoors, and learn about Yukon’s environment in a productive and satisfying way?
About the Parks Volunteer Program
The Parks Volunteer Program provides qualified individuals with high quality opportunities to protect ecological integrity, promote appreciation for our natural heritage and enhance visitor experience in Yukon’s parks and campgrounds.
Volunteering is personally satisfying. It gives you the opportunity to enhance your knowledge and develop workplace skills – all the while enjoying the awesome beauty of Yukon’s parks and campgrounds. Yukon Parks staff will train you and provide on-going support throughout your assignment.
Volunteer positions
Interested in volunteering with Parks? Find out more by reading our volunteer position descriptions 
42 KB, or contact us directly. We accept applications throughout the summer.
Summer 2012 Parks Volunteers can participate in one of four ways:
- Deputy Park Officer (based in Whitehorse)
- Deputy Park Ranger (Klondike Region)
- Backcountry Volunteer (Tombstone Park) – August Only
- Volunteer Interpreter (Tombstone Park)
To apply, fill out the volunteer application form 69 KB.
Testimonial
When I was a Deputy Park Officer I enjoyed my time on patrol … the job allowed me to develop skills like communicating with the public, problem solving and conflict management. Volunteering was a great experience for one season and I hope will help my ongoing efforts to qualify for a career in environmental enforcement.
-- Rory Masters, Dawson City
Contact Parks Branch Environment Yukon Government of Yukon Box 2703 (V-4) Phone: 867-667-5648
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