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Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park

Offer visitor-service, history or practical skills through the state park’s volunteer program.

How you can help

Fort Lincoln is a named contact in North Dakota’s Volunteers in Parks program. Local assignments depend on the park’s season and staffing needs rather than a single statewide shift list. Tell staff which skills and schedule you can offer and ask how to complete the application.

Community & outdoorsVolunteer program

Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park

Mandan area

Offer visitor-service, history or practical skills through the state park’s volunteer program.

A hand with

The statewide Volunteers in Parks program lists visitor services, interpretation, maintenance, photography, research, art and office work. Ask Fort Lincoln staff which roles are local and available.

Start a conversation

Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park volunteer teamVolunteer inquiries
falsp@nd.govVolunteer details
Ways to help Website
Before you go & sources

The program covers several parks. Contact Fort Abraham Lincoln specifically, complete the required application and agree on an assignment before arriving.

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Before you volunteer

How do I get started?
Start with Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park volunteer team (Volunteer inquiries). Use the official volunteer information or application linked above, and confirm your assignment before arriving.
Where does this organization serve?
Mandan area.
What should I confirm first?
The program covers several parks. Contact Fort Abraham Lincoln specifically, complete the required application and agree on an assignment before arriving.

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Dakota ZooNorth Dakota Heritage Center & State MuseumBismarck Parks and Recreation District

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