Wildlands Restoration Volunteers

WRV fosters a community spirit of shared responsibility for the stewardship and restoration of public, protected, and ecologically important lands.

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@Ent_CU Thanks Ent CU! so nice to have you join us and for your support!

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What Colorado Trailblazers Teach Us About Wildfire Recovery https://t.co/LfvtQ1yWOj via @nature_org

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Five Tribes to Co-Manage Bears Ears National Monument | Currents https://t.co/V8Py7Rpz0g . This is a great example of community collaboration and inclusive management of wild places!

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Wildlands Restoration Volunteers is hiring for three positions. To learn more and apply, visit our website https://t.co/0K8QRfp1k3

WRV está contratando para tres cargos, incluido un Coordinador de participación comunitaria bilingüe. Para aplicar visite usted a nuestro sitio web

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Aldo Leopold was born today in 1887, leading the U.S. towards a vision for land ethics and wilderness preservation. Known as the father of wildlife ecology, you can read more about his legacy here (1887-1948) https://t.co/l5qoqRgVls

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As the sun sets on the 2021 volunteer season, we invite our community to join us tonight, December 9th for our Appreciation Celebration from 7:00-8:00pm online.
More info and RSVP at https://t.co/cqXanG1S7e

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@maab633 @usfsarp Great question...trees that were removed were dead and had been blown down by an extreme wind event. Removing dead trees from trails maintains access for recreational users and Forest Managers, while keeping the nutrients within the ecosystem.

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Join us for some fun while we review this seasons AMAZING accomplishments by the @wlrv #volunteer community, awards and of course a slideshow of all the shenanigans this year! RSVP at https://t.co/JJWPlB4w2D

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The 600-ft ADA-compliant Beaver Creek Boardwalk on the South Park Ranger District is open thanks to hard work by our employees, partners & volunteers! A big shout-out to volunteer Paul Liscom, who created the design/led construction efforts—we couldn’t have done it without you!

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@usfsarp Volunteer sawyers from our communities worked so hard, thanks to all their efforts to keep trails accessible for all users.

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@PSICC_NF @ParkCounty @SouthParkNHA @NationalForests @Wildconections2 It was an amazing effort and we look forward to working with all the community partners to complete the trails connected to this unique resource.

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Our annual womens project, Forests: Female Sawyer Event, on May 22 is open and we need you! If you self identify as female or gender neutral, we want you to come out, have some fun in the sun and help reduce wildfire risk near Estes Park. Register here: https://t.co/7DnDT1RBVx

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Check out our NEW tool shed at the Boulder County headquarters in Longmont. We are so close to getting it done and need a wee bit of help from....YOU! If you are interested in pitching in to help build a few racks and shelves on Thursday May 13 from 10-3, shoot [email protected]

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Join us at Daniels Park May 5th for a morning of great views, restoration at it's best. We need a few more volunteers and a Crew leader. 9am-12pm and your boss said you deserve the morning off!

Register at https://t.co/7DnDT1RBVx

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Hear from Jen Kovecses, Executive Director of the Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed, as she updates us on the impacts from the Cameron Peak Fire. WRV is a proud partner of CPRW.

Poudre River Watershed Update - Week One https://t.co/qBBYnxfwLL via @FacebookWatch

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A shout-out to WRV's crosscut sawyers! 77 volunteers contributed a total of 1,379 hours this summer, clearing 626 downed trees from over 50 miles of trail in the Indian Peaks, Eagles Nest and Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness Areas. We hikers thank you for your important work!

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WRV supporters made a huge difference on #GivingTuesdayNow. We can't tell you how grateful we are! Thanks to you, we raised $16,900 in a single day and it will be increased by our generous donor and the incentive fund. This comes at a crucial time, THANKS!

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Bless you, John Dawson, Ramon Ajero, Linda Kuhn and Rebecca Trafton! What would we do without you? THANK YOU for your generous support on #GivingTuesdayNow

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We are filled with gratitude today! Why? Because of Martha Turner, Alan Carpenter and Larry Glassburn. THANK YOU! #GivingTuesdayNow