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Quantico Conservation Volunteer Program


  • Mission

    The goal of the Conservation Volunteer Program is to manage and restore over 52,000 acres of forest and wetland habitat at Marine Corps Base Quantico.

    About Us

    The Conservation Volunteer Program (CVP) formally began operation in 1986. Since its

    inception, over 240,000 hours of service have been provided to help manage natural and

    cultural resources on base. Active duty and retired military members of many ranks and civilians

    of diverse professions are involved in the CVP and represent a strong cross-section of the

    community. While many volunteers have joined the CVP because of their interest in hunting and

    fishing on Base, the program has a variety of projects for anyone attracted to the camaraderie

    that can be found through a shared interest in nature. Volunteers are assigned projects and are

    supervised by Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs (NREA) staff members.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Animals
    • Environment & Sustainability
    • Sports & Recreation
    • Veterans

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