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Volunteers - St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm
Help Feed the Dinosaurs!
Why Does the Dinosaur Discovery Need Volunteers?
Admission fees collected at SGDS are placed back into operating costs of the museum. Your help in volunteering can help offset these costs as well as providing museum patrons and yourself with many unique experiences.
Our Mission Statement:
The mission statement of SGDS is to research, preserve, and exhibit the fossil resources and story for the benefit, education, and enjoyment of the community, the general public, and the scientific world.
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We are looking for:
Discovery Center Guides.
These volunteers will welcome the public to the facility, provide information and coordinate on site visits of groups. Center Guides will also monitor access to the facility and protect exhibits and natural resources.
Discovery Center Track Guides (Docents)
These volunteers will provide educational tours of the facility to the general public and to special groups. Volunteers attend trainings/meetings and will have the opportunity to learn about geology and paleontology of the area.
Prep Lab volunteers
These volunteers are needed on occasion. Please contact the museum for more information.
Why Volunteer? |
| • Volunteering CONNECTS people with meaningful opportunities to serve. |
| • BUILD the capacity for effective local volunteering. |
| • SUPPORT your local museum. |
| • Do something you haven’t tired before and, |
| • LEARN to love the natural beauty we are all surrounded in here in Southern Utah! |
No experience is necessary to become involved. All training volunteers receive is part of this unique experience!
We work in partnership with the Volunteer Center of Washington County, you may contact them at (435) 674-5757. For more information call 574-3466 ext.1 or stop by the Site and contact the Museum Coordinator.
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