The training had a great turnout and a diverse group from around the nation. People came from the Vermont Youth Conservation Corps, West Virginia Youth Corps, State Department of Forestry, and Oregon State University School of Forestry. The new bridge rests below Dexter Dam near the Middle Fork of the Willamette River. The structure spans a seasonal wetland that joins the east and west sides of the Red Cedar trail, beside the Middle Fork boat launch. The trail is accessible year round and is an excellent opportunity for multiple user groups.
Visitors can use the trail for bird watching, hiking, and many other activities.
Ore. It offers a multitude of programs for at-risk youth. They provide both learning and work opportunities, with a focus on environmental conservation, to young people ages 13-17. SCC members work 40 hours a week on forest conservation projects in five-week sessions. During the work week, they camp and receive environmental education from their adult leaders. Successful SCC members learn work ethic, team skills, and effective communication strategies.