Curious... how do we report volunteer hours for doing good deeds in our forests?
How do we report volunteer hours?
Tyler - K6TLR SubscriberTyler - K6TLR Subscriber
kris_olof Trailmaster Joined: October 2015kris_olof Trailmaster Joined: October 2015The trailmaster keeps a signin sheet for each of the major runs and prepares a written summary/report of the activities preformed. The report is generally 2-3 pages of written summary and a few pages of pictures. For smaller runs, for example where 2 rigs do a patrol of the trail, the recreation officer is notified and the people doing the run must stop by his office to sign a release. A simple email summary satisfies their records for smaller runs. The trip summaries/reports are used by the recreation officer to justify the volunteer hours reported and are generally read by a few different people in the local forest. The best/most interesting are passed up the chain of command as examples.
Tyler - K6TLR SubscriberTyler - K6TLR started this SubscriberInteresting. So, i just got back from wheeling down near shaver lake and cleared a huge 6ft diameter tree that was blocking a couple of trails and people had started driving around it off trail.
It took two of us, 3 hours to clear it and build a burm where people had created the bypass. I have photos and can do a write up and turn it in to Sierra National Forest for them to get 6 volunteer hours...
Do i just email one of the ranger stations? Or is there a particular job title'd person that i need to report it to?
Thanks Kris!
kris_olof Trailmaster Joined: October 2015kris_olof Trailmaster Joined: October 2015If you used a chainsaw then someone has to be certified for them to claim the hours. Otherwise I will reach out and find who to contact.
Tyler - K6TLR SubscriberTyler - K6TLR started this SubscriberYup, my dad is chainsaw cert from Sierra National Forest.
Gregulator Member Joined: February 2012Gregulator Member Joined: February 2012Clovis Independent 4 Wheelers might be able to help you out. I know they maintain a lot of trails down there.
Um...what?
Tyler - K6TLR SubscriberTyler - K6TLR started this SubscriberGregulator said Clovis Independent 4 Wheelers might be able to help you out. I know they maintain a lot of trails down there.
Oh good idea. They do tons of maintenance in that area. Thanks Greg
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