Cameron Peak Fire – in the Aftermath
…closed since the fire began. Our primary concern on these trails was erosion; since all the plants had been burned, the complex root systems that held the tread in place…
…closed since the fire began. Our primary concern on these trails was erosion; since all the plants had been burned, the complex root systems that held the tread in place…
…a good idea to have along on longer programs: Navigation tools – map, compass/GPS* Emergency shelter, like a survival blanket Favorite reference or guidebook Pocket knife or multi-tool* Emergency signaling/location…
…with the purchase. Fundraising was completed in March, 2016, well ahead of schedule and under budget. The remainder of the funds will be secured by TPL from the National Park…
…completed a degree program in environmental education, general education, communication, digital media, recreation or tourism, or natural resource management. In addition, experience volunteering or working with nonprofit organizations and an…
…the Park, or VIP, training in the park where we learned how to properly interact with the visitors we will inevitably come across while working in Rocky Mountain National Park…
…Creek Trail. This trail had quite a bit of fallen trees and was bustling with hikers. With these hazards, we made sure to clearly communicate. The end of the work…