Project Selection
This guide will provide your organization with information and tips about how to select the most appropriate volunteer stewardship projects.
Use primary data (e.g., stakeholder outreach, trail use data, trail counters) and secondary data (e.g., planning documents, natural and cultural resource survey information, and site-specific resource limitations including soils, hydrology, geology, slope) to define the purpose of the proposed project and the need that it will meet.
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This guide will provide your organization with information and tips about how to select the most appropriate volunteer stewardship projects.
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Custom Trainings
Whitefish, MT
Allie Maloney is the Coordinator for the Flathead Trails Association. Her experience includes trail…
Granby
Morristown, NJ
Russellville, AR
I coordinate and teach the Trail Management Certificate Program at Arkansas Tech University. Plus,…
Plettenberg Bay
Galeo Saintz is the co-founder of South Africa’s two longest trail initiatives. For 10 years he…
Carlisle, PA
Sarah is a licensed Landscape Architect in Pennsylvania and West Virginia, with prior experience in…
Hire Workers
San Francisco, CA
Bend, OR
Emmy Andrews is the Executive Director of the Central Oregon Trail Alliance (COTA). In this role…
Missoula, MT
Spring, TX
Sages has been in business for more than 8 years and has built trails and trail related features…
Whistler
Gravity Logic was founded by the team that helped build the Whistler Mountain Bike Park. We’re a…
Colorado Springs, CO
I worked my way up at Rocky Mountain Field Institute (RMFI) starting as crew on the ground building…
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