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  VOLUNTEERING AT THE JAMES RIVER PARK  
     
     
 
Volunteers play a vital role in the development and management of the James River Park. They have helped clean up the park, build trails and bridges. They have developed wildlife habitats, covered graffiti, repaired historic buildings and helped to run interpretive programs
   
  Volunteers laying Trail Borders   Volunteers removing trash on Belle Isle  
     
   
Schools, church groups, environmental organizations, service clubs and individuals, as well as businesses and government organizations, have come to make a personal commitment to the environment. Over a hundred Eagle Scouts have done their projects in the park.
 
  Volunteers build Boat Access Ramp   Volunteers building Finch Houses  
     
     
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AND CONTACTS  
     
     
  Ralph White, James River Park Manager - Send Ralph an email or call him at the James River Park HQ at (804) 646-8911  
     
     
 
Friends of the James River Park (FOJRP) - Provides citizen support for the conservation, enhancement and enjoyment of the James River Parks and their natural and historic environments, to include sponsored events, volunteer coordination, signs and park publications.
 
     
     
 
James River Association (JRA) - A strong voice for water quality, land use, and aquatic resources. They continually cosponsor river walks, clean-ups, tubing excursions, educational trips and more!
 
     
     
 
James River Outdoor Coalition (JROC) - Supports the park through donations and volunteer efforts to improve park facilities. This is a hard-working ‘project-oriented’ group if there ever was one.
 
     
     
  Richmond Recreation and Parks Foundation (RRPF) - An iindependent charitable organization established to promote parks and recreation in the City of Richmond through citizen involvement, education, and fundraising.  
     
     
 
James River Advisory Council - Communicates with public officials regarding issues and challenges facing the river and its resources. See their monthly calendar for nonstop activities.
 
     
     
 
Falls of the James Group / Sierra Club - Educates the community on environmental issues. Local chapter of a national organization.
 
     
     
     
       
  LAST UPDATED 6/13/05 WEBMASTER