Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of Mueller State Park. Volunteer today!
Share your love and passion for reel and/or fly fishing with others. Assist with school groups, large events for all ages, and fishing derbys. We have an annual need for assembling, fixing, and rigging fishing poles and other equipment maintenance. Must have good people skills with the ability to represent the agency in a professional manner.
Apply online to become a volunteer.
Questions? Contact Anna (staff) Miller
(719) 687-2366
For those with an interest and familiarity of birds, volunteers will monitor Bluebird house/nesting sites located around the park.
Apply online to become a volunteer.
Questions? Contact Anna (staff) Miller
(719) 687-2366
The CPW archery program teaches international-style target archery to members of the public using steps that are safe and encourage success. Volunteer archery instructors teach events and class participants, both youth and adults, archery using CPW established curriculum.
Archery events for CPW include structured classes, school programs, and large scale, free-flowing events where participants are only engaged for a few minutes. Volunteer instructors usually work as a team with other instructors.
The Friends of Mueller State Park (FoMSP) is a non-profit 501c3 public charity that raises money to fund youth programs, park improvements and interpretive exhibits to enhance the experience of every visitor who enters the park.
Assist as a board member or volunteer with special events and fund raisers for the Friends of Mueller State Park organization. https://friendsofmuellersp.com/
Apply online to become a volunteer.
Questions? Contact Anna (staff) Miller
(719) 687-2366
Apply online to become a volunteer.
Questions? Contact Anna (staff) Miller
(719) 687-2366
Present park interpretive programs, such as: campfire talks, nature walks, multi-media shows, living history programs, evening programs and others. Lead school group programs on-site. Visit local students (or other groups) in their classrooms and conduct interpretive programs off-site. Conduct public workshops or classes. Conduct roving interpretive patrols in campgrounds, on park trails, at park facilities or in the backcountry. Help at large special events.
Apply online to become a volunteer.
Questions? Contact Anna (staff) Miller
(719) 687-2366
Special Projects is open-ended and provides an opportunity for some creativity and suggestions for projects and/or assignments that are outside the realm of naturalist work, maintenance details or trails crew.
Apply online to become a volunteer.
Questions? Contact Anna (staff) Miller
(719) 687-2366
Apply online to become a volunteer.
Questions? Contact Kristine Velez
(719) 687-2366