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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April 18 - May 16, 2024
September 18 - October 16, 2024
October 10 - November 14, 2024
Custom Trainings
Troy, ME
Erin Amadon's passion for trail work began over two decades ago when she first served as a member…
Springdale, AR
Over 20 years as trail steward [non-profit board] IMBA Regional Director [SE Region] Rogue Trails…
Salida, CO
Vaughn, MT
Marc Hildesheim is a lifelong OHV enthusiasts who lives in Eastern Washington with his wife, three…
Baltimore, MD
I have worked in the conservation corps industry for over 10 years with a focus on creating…
Golden, CO
I have been a Trails Specialist with Jefferson County Open Space for 10yrs and was a Seasonal…
Hire Workers
Morgantown, WV
I lead WVU's Sustainable Trails Curriculum, am a licensed landscape architect and Associate…
Mansonville
Trailbuilduing company based in Mansonville, Quebec, Canada
Old Fort, NC
I'm in the process of building McDowell Tech Trail School into a national-level Trail Construction…
Bend, OR
Emmy Andrews is the Executive Director of the Central Oregon Trail Alliance (COTA). In this role…
Salt Lake City, UT
Washougal, WA
Trail Technician interested in trail accessibility, dry stone masonry, foot bridge carpentry,…
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