Description
Start Date-End Date: 09/20/2014-09/20/2014
Land Manager Office:
Land Manager Contact: Andrew Naugle
Funding Partner:
Programmatic Partner:
Summary: Students will perform Habitat Restoration and a small amount of Trailwork
Description: Students will perform Habitat Restoration and a small amount of Trailwork
Latitude/Longitude: 39.657948, -104.904210
Additional Information:
Camping Available: No
Physical Difficulty: Moderate
High Altitude Project: No
Desired Number of Volunteers: 35
Total Adult Volunteers Attended: 7
Total Youth Volunteers Attended: 23
Total Volunteer Days: 30
Total Unique Volunteers: 30
Total Volunteer Hours: 210
Staff Hours: 21
Stipend Hours: 0
Project Summary:
Successes and Challenges:
Lessons Learned:
Special Notes:
Stewardship Education: Parks staff was great in helping to explain the need and purpose of the work we did. We also took an hour in the morning to do ice-breakers and name-games, which I felt was valuable.
Key Concerns or Comments from Staff or Volunteers: A great start to the year!
Description of Accidents/Incidents: Just a few scrapes and scratches
Description of Work Completed: 24 of our 30 students, along with 7 Cairn Mentors protected approximately 35 old growth Cottonwoods from Beaver damage via painting or wire wrapping, pruned and delineated 300 ft of boardwalk through a sensitive wetland area, and closed and restored 600 ft of undesignated trail using fencing and 300 willow transplants.
Details
| 14 and older |
