Sawyer Certification Class 3
7 NMVFO volunteers earned their Sawyer Certification at Winsor Trailhead
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7 NMVFO volunteers earned their Sawyer Certification at Winsor Trailhead
A small group of volunteers went up New Canyon Trail, then worked down Trigo for about a mile.
Clearubg dead fall and overgrowth on Box Springs Trail and the 2 spur trails out of Red Canyon Campground
Horse supported. Lopping, removing deadfall, defining tread
A small group of volunteers cleared deadfall on Hop Canyon Trail in the Magdalena Mountains
We return to Sugarite Canyon State Park to improve several hiking trails.
Four-day backpack at Stewart Lake in the Pecos Wilderness, sawing and lopping
Help construct a reroute to bypass an eroded social trail
Four-day backpacking project to clear downed trees and brush on the Peñas Negras Trail in the San Pedro Parks
We return with partner Albuquerque Wildlife Federation, to help restore wetland meadows in Limestone Canyon