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Marc Hildesheim is a lifelong OHV enthusiasts who lives in Eastern Washington with his wife, three kids, and two Australian Shepherds. Marc began working in trails in 2003 as a seasonal Trail Ranger for Idaho Parks and Recreation and later as a Trails Specialist. Marc continued his career as an OHV Education Coordinator and OHV Program Manager for New Mexico Game and Fish until coming to NOHVCC in 2015. Marc currently serves as NOHVCC’s Program Director working on workshops, resources, and on the ground OHV projects.
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Trainings I Provide
I offer trainings for the following skills:
- Construction Specifications
- Corridor Clearing
- Tread Hardening
- Trailside Structures / Dispersed Recreation
- Decommissioning Trails
- Maintenance Specifications
- Inventory & Assessment
- Drainage Features/Water Management
- Land Use Plan Alignment
- Define Purpose and Need of Project
- Corridor Planning
- Stakeholder Engagement
- Project Cost Estimation
- Implementation Plan
- Trail Specifications
- Design
- Trail Plans
- Education and Public Outreach
- Funding/Grants
Please contact me for more details on the trainings I offer.
Past Trainings
The Value of Trail Assessments
September 02, 2021
Hosted in partnership with the National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council, this webinar will cover not only the importance of conducting trail assessments but also how to turn those assessments into descriptive reports that facilitate trail improvements.
Introduction to Great Trails Workshops: What Makes a Great Trail Great?
April 02, 2020
This webinar will provide information on what makes a great trail great and will serve as an introduction to NOHVCC's Great Trails Workshops.
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