Description
Start Date-End Date: 08/22/2016-08/22/2016
Land Manager Office: CPW - Chatfield State Park
Land Manager Contact: Jennifer Anderson
Funding Partner:
Programmatic Partner: Denver Waldorf School
Summary: High school students from the Denver Waldorf School will come out to Chatfield State Park for their first day of school to help build a crusher fine trail, remove invasive species and have a cookout!
Description: High school students from the Denver Waldorf School will come out to Chatfield State Park for their first day of school to help build a crusher fine trail, remove invasive species and have a cookout!
Latitude/Longitude: 39.530616, -105.068345
Additional Information:
Camping Available: No
Physical Difficulty: Easy, Moderate
High Altitude Project: No
Desired Number of Volunteers: 80
Total Adult Volunteers Attended: 12
Total Youth Volunteers Attended: 55
Total Volunteer Days: 67
Total Unique Volunteers: 67
Total Volunteer Hours: 268
Staff Hours: 11
Stipend Hours: 0
Project Summary: On Monday, August 22, the entire high school student body and faculty from the Denver Waldorf Schoolbegan their first day of school volunteering outside at Chatfield State Park.The students sweated through the morning heat to remove nearly 6 acres of invasive Scotch thistle and mullein, and lay down new crusher fines on over 500 feet of trail. Some of the students were really not feeling the heat, but there were a few students that really worked hard to get the job done.
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| 14 and older |
