Get Involved: Denver (Area 5)

Help provide information to the public by answering questions, stocking brochures, selling licenses, etc. This role is a great opportunity to learn a lot about Colorado Parks and Wildlife as there are no shortage of unique questions or situations that come through our office doors on a daily basis.

Training is required to participate in this role, the next training takes place on Saturday, March 13th 2027 from 9sm to 12pm, more information will be provided after you submit your application.

Ken Caryl Ranch Wildlife Outreach Team Volunteers serve as designated information representatives. Volunteers interpret the local environment and educate visitors on responsible wildlife viewing and recreation behaviors. Volunteers may engage the public in three ways:

1. as an information station at a trailhead,
2. roving interpretation by hiking or biking in the open space
3. interacting with users as a targeted educational effort by:
   1. hanging door hangers at residences for specific conflict issues
   2. placing specific signage in various areas of the open space to raise awareness of wildlife.
   3. leading educational programs/open houses at the Dakota Lodge to enhance visitor learning and engagement.

Volunteers in this role will receive support from local District Wildlife Managers, the CPW Northeast Region Volunteer and Education Coordinator, and Ken-Caryl Ranch Master Association Park Rangers.

Training is required to participate in this role, the next training takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 9am to 3pm, more information will be provided after you submit your application.

To volunteer in this role you must be a Ken Caryl Ranch Resident