California Archaeological Site Stewardship Program

CASSP is the California Archaeological Site Stewardship Program, where trained volunteers work with professional archaeologists to protect archaeological and historical resources by regularly visiting sites and recording changes.

In order to become a CASSP volunteer, you must attend a two-day, training workshop (see how to join). Pre-registration must be made by e-mail, mail, or phone by the Monday before the workshop. The workshop fee of $25 per person may be paid at the door.

You can receive e-mail announcements about CASSP events by subscribing to the CASSP listserv. To subscribe, sent a blank e-mail message to cassp-events-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.

(updated January 31, 2008) We are pleased to announce new three initial volunteer training workshops. The BLM El Centro Field Office will host a training workshop in March, 2008. California State Parks, Los Angeles District, will host another workshop on April 5-6 at Malibu Creek State Park. And the Plumas National Forest will host a training workshop on May 17-18 in the city of Quincy. You must register at least one week in advance by sending your contact information to Beth Padon or Chris Padon by phone at (562) 431-0300 or by e-mail to bpadondiscoveryworks.com. The registration fee of $25 will be collected at the door. For more information about the workshop, see how to join.

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