The Conference needs trail volunteers, so attending a class is a good way of determining if you would to like to be a maintainer, monitor, or member of a trail crew. This year we have invited members of our newly formed Science Advisory Committee to participate in the Trail Maintenance Workshop. For the first time there will be two classes helping to bring current scientific knowledge to our members. Lunch will NOT be provided. Sessions will be held rain or shine.
Registration is required.
An information packet will be sent to all registrants in late April. Sign up is first come, first served. Past workshops have been oversubscribed, so send in your registration early. May 5, the East Hudson Trail Committee hosted 5 workshops for 82 people at Haldane High School in Cold Spring to train trail volunteers for maintenance, construction, monitoring, watershed issues, and species and habitat issues. After short introductory remarks by Gary Haugland, Trail Conference President and Ron Samuelson, East Hudson Trails Chair, participants left for the class room instruction.