Angeles National Forest Volunteer Organizations

• Angeles National Forest Fire Lookout Association (ANFFLA) - The Angeles National Forest Fire Lookout Association (ANFFLA) is a nonprofit volunteer organization dedicated to restoring, maintaining and staffing the remaining lookouts of the Angeles National Forest.
   
• Angeles Volunteer Association (AVA) - The Angeles Volunteer Association (AVA) is a public service organization dedicated to the preservation and care of the Angeles National Forest.
   
• Fisheries Resource Volunteer Corps (FRVC) - The FRVC was established in 1994 as an arm of the Federation of Fly Fishers to work with the U.S. Forest Service. Working with the Forest Service, FRVC members in Forest Service uniform, patrol streams of the Angeles, San Bernardino and Los Padres National Forests.
   
• Habitat Work - Habitat Work is an environmental stewardship action group performing volunteer projects to improve the habitats of endangered, threatened and perturbed species in Southern California.
   
• San Gabriel Mountains Trailbuilders (SGMTB) - The San Gabriel Mountains Trailbuilders (SGMTB) is an all-volunteer public service organization dedicated to constructing and maintaining hiking trails in the San Gabriel Mountains' Angeles National Forest in Southern California.
   
• The Scenic Mt. Lowe Railway Historical Committee - The Scenic Mt. Lowe Railway Historical Committee is a group of volunteers who work to preserve the remnants of the Mount Lowe Railway, including structures, in the San Gabriel Mountains / Angeles National Forest above Altadena, California.
   
• Volunteers of the Angeles National Forest - Grassy Hollow Visitor Center - Volunteers staff the Grassy Hollow Visitor Center, near Wrightwood, and supply information, directions and education to the public, pictorial displays and video presentations of forest lore, as well as an extensive display of preserved local animals, birds and reptiles.