To celebrate the upcoming holiday, this week's photo from the field is of wild turkeys found at Pinnacles National Park. This photo was ...

We checked in with Annette Smits, the North Zone Trails Coordinator for the Gila National Forest ahead of our  returning service project the...

Report From The Field by Dave Pacheco This past week, I co-led a group of intrepid Wilderness Volunteers into the rugged Sawtooth Wil...

Last week, we crossed the halfway mark for our 16th season of giving something back through weeklong service projects.  While there's s...

We're pretty fortunate at Wilderness Volunteers to work with and interact with an excellent group of dedicated volunteers.  We're g...

A new crop of leaders It is one of those busy summer weeks for Wilderness Volunteers. We've got 4 projects out in the field right no...

I love my Danner boots! Two years ago I got a pair of Mountain Light hikers and they're now well worn-in and feel great. I've backpa...

California's Lost Coast, photo courtesy of Eric Mak In late April, a Wilderness Volunteers group trekked on an 8 mile backpack to a ...

While I’ve come to get the know Wilderness Volunteers very well over the last half year as the organization’s first Development Coordinator,...

We're really excited for our fundraising auction, which begins in just one week's time! Items are still being added everyday.  We...

Signs of a WV project, Weminuche 2012, photo by Eric Hill This week's project spotlight narrows in on a section of the Great D...

Below is the first installment of what we expect will be a regular weekly feature of the WV blog – a spotlight on one of the many amazing ...

Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, MN How was WV founded? Who handles the day-to-day operations? Why take a trip with us? What can volun...

Ever wonder what this symbol means when you see it on a blog (it's on the right side of this blog just a little down the page)? RRS stan...