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Volunteers/Interns

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Volunteers play an integral role in the everyday functioning of IslandWood.

Treat people as if they were what they ought to be, and help them become what they are capable of being.
-Goethe

You will find volunteers active in every aspect - from gardening and landscaping, educational and community programs, to administration and special events. Our volunteers make a positive difference by helping to promote IslandWood's mission "to provide exceptional learning experiences and to inspire lifelong environmental and community stewardship."

At IslandWood, there are volunteer opportunities for:

Individual Volunteers
- School Overnight Program
Group and Corporate Volunteers
Interns No longer accepting applications for spring/summer 2011.

Docents as Education Volunteers

Please fill out this interest form if you are interested in becoming an IslandWood volunteer or this application if you are interested in becoming an intern.

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Mammal's Den Fireplace

Metamorphic rocks were used in the Mammal's Den fireplace. These rocks are formed from the alteration of pre-existing rock by high pressure and temperature. The chemical composition of the rock remains essentially the same, but the atoms are rearranged into different mineral structures. An example is carbon, which is changed by very high heat and pressure from the mineral graphite (pencil lead) into diamond.