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Start Date-End Date: 05/27/2020-05/28/2020
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Summary: Join us to learn about training Trail Adopters using the OSI Independent Stewardship for Trails Curriculum
Description: Interested in training volunteers to work independently to meet your trail maintenance needs? This webinar will introduce the OSI Independent Stewardship for Trails Curriculum and how it is used for just that purpose!
In the course, trainees work through all the basics of independent trail volunteering, including working succesfully in partnership with an government agency or non-profit sponsor, effective accomplishment reporting, risk management and safety while performing trail work, and the basics of trail maintenance including basic tasks for corridor, tread and drainage structure maintenance.
During the course of the webinar, we will work through each section of the course detailing objectives, agendas and tips for successful teaching and setting up a fun and productive class for volunteers.
For questions regarding this or about signing up for a field training or scheduling a custom field training for your group, contact Dan Williams.
Please note, we will attempt to cover all of the info in 2 hours on May 27th, but will have a backup date of May 28th if we are unable to get to everything.
About Outdoor Stewardship Institute (OSI)Originally created in collaboration with other organizations, OSI offers affordable, in-depth training courses for volunteers and employees from any organization to learn or improve their stewardship skills and prepare for a variety of leadership roles. Approximately 300 people each year receive OSI training in topics such as volunteer crew leadership; trail design, construction, and maintenance; ecological, habitat, and fire restoration; crosscut saw skills and more. OSI is a program of Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado (VOC), the state's oldest, largest, and leading outdoor stewardship nonprofit organization. For more information, visitwww.voc.org/osior call 303-715-1010.
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Additional Information: Thanks for registering for the Webinar! You will receive an access link by 10am on May 27th.
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Desired Number of Volunteers: 25
Total Adult Volunteers Attended: 7
Total Youth Volunteers Attended: 0
Total Volunteer Days: 5
Total Unique Volunteers: 5
Total Volunteer Hours: 11
Staff Hours: 0
Stipend Hours: 0
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