Date: February 25th 2012
Dear
Trail Enthusiast,
On February 29th
registration for the 4th Annual Columbia Cascades Trail Skills College (TSC)
will be open to the public. The event will be held on April 20-22 at
Cascade Locks, OR. Each year we plan to offer a selection of classes ranging
from basic introduction to trail maintenance to more advanced classes like
trail design and rock wall construction. We will also be offering classes on
leadership, plus first aid and CPR. Event information is available at the web
address below. Registration will open on the 29th.
http://www.pcta.org/trail-skills-college/columbia-cascades/information.php
For volunteers
interested in chainsaw and cross-cut certification, a second event planned for
the weekend of May 4-6th will provide opportunities for volunteers to earn
their certification. While this year’s main TSC weekend will not offer
certification classes, we will offer pre-requisite classes such as Intro to Log
Out, Intro to Chainsaw and Chainsaw Practicum for students to hone their
fundamentals prior to attending a saw certification class. Additional
information about the “Saw Weekend” is will be posted on the TSC
webpage.
These classes
are made available free thanks to the generous support from the Pacific Crest
Trail Association, US Forest Service, the Washington Trails Association and
REI. Some of you have enough experience to help out as volunteer instructors.
Event volunteers and volunteer instructors also play an essential role. If you
would like to find out more about volunteering at the event contact Ryan Ojerio
at: ryan@wta.org
We hope to see you
there,
Tammy Turner
Volunteer
Coordinator
Mt.
Hood Chapter, PCTA
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