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These statements could tell us more about your claimed condition and how and when it happened or how it got worse.Depending on the type of claim you file, you may gather supporting documents yourself, or you can ask for our help to gather evidence.Learn more about the evidence we’ll need for your claimWe’ll also review your discharge papers (DD214 or other separation documents) and service treatment records.Do I have to submit evidence with my claim?No. You don’t have to submit any evidence to support your claim. But we may need to schedule a claim exam so we can learn more about your condition.Learn more about VA claim exams (C&P exams)You should also know that you have up to a year from the date we receive your claim to turn in any evidence. If you start your application and need time to gather more supporting documents, you can save your application and come back later to finish it. We’ll recognize the date you started your application as your date of claim as long as you complete it within 365 days.How do I file a claim for compensation?You can file a claim online now.File for disability compensation online

You can also file for disability compensation in any of these 4 waysBy mailFile your claim by mail using an Application for Disability Compensation and Related Compensation Benefits (VA Form 21-526EZ).Get VA Form 21-526EZ to downloadPrint the form, fill it out, and send it to this address:Department of Veterans AffairsClaims Intake CenterPO Box 4444Janesville, WI 53547-4444In personBring your application to a VA regional office near you.Find a VA regional office near youBy faxIf you’re in the U.S., fax your application to 844-531-7818.If you’re outside the U.S., fax your application to 248-524-4260.With the help of a trained professionalYou can work with an accredited attorney, claims agent, or Veterans Service Organization (VSO) representative to get help filing a claim for disability compensation.Get help filing a claimShould I submit an intent to file form?If you plan to file for disability compensation using a paper form, you may want to submit an intent to file form first.
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Great instruction by passionate teachers and most importantly, it quickly became evident that I had been riding into very unsafe areas before taking the course. Hands down the best thing I could have done to ensure the safety of the people I care the most about while on the snow. I can honestly say these courses saved my life and the ones I ride with. jeb v durgin - 4/1/2024

I took a motorized snowmobile course from the Sierra Avalanche Center this season. The information that I learned was priceless. I was very mis-informed before the class in thinking that my old and outdated beacon and my avalanche pack made me safe from an avalanche. I feel much more prepared in making good decisions for myself and my group now. I also feel confident that I could save a life if in that situation now. I thank you so very much for the class and hope that you will continue offering in the future so more people can learn and benefit from the program. Melissa Wagner - 4/1/2024

Sierra Avalanche Center provides a vital resource for us back country snowmobilers so that we can mitigate our exposure to current avalanche risks. The training that I received helped me tremendously in understanding avalanche forecasts, proper group management, and observing signs of instability. The effort from their team in creating avalanche forecasts helps guide all back country tourers so that we can make informed choices about our traveling routes for the day. I fully support their mission of creating awareness and safety for accessing back country areas within the Tahoe National Forrest. Erik Stroing - 4/9/2024

Great program to advance snowmobile education safety and awareness for a sport that brings so much life into the mountain communities! Gianmarco Negrisoli - 4/22/2024

Consider offering more Level 1 classes since they fill quickly. Katharine Miller - 4/25/2024

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I am extremely supportive of the G24 Ground Operations funding for trail maintenance in the Downieville OHV system. Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship has a rich history of maintaining this critical trail system, providing safe recreation opportunities for thousands of OHV trail users.
2024 WIP Summit recap | Sierra Nevada Conservancy
And so, by shifting how we do business in the state opens up opportunities implementing those place-based knowledges, cultural practices, management practices we so desperately need. The SNC has done a lot of work trying to advance all of those key priorities.”
While restoring forest health and resilience is a top priority amid a changing climate, so, too, is helping more Californians, especially lower income people of color from urban areas, get outside and enjoy the vast benefits of nature, which Blake Milton, secretary/treasurer of the first and only black-led land conservancy in California eloquently stated.
“What we are trying to do is create a new system of thought that would create more opportunities for people of color to feel comfortable in nature again,” said Milton of the 40-Acre League. The organization has big plans for the land and hopes having a welcoming outdoor space will be transformational to people of color. “We are going to start taking youth groups to this new property,” Milton added. “How can we put you in a place that is no longer your school taking you out to nature, but the desire of your family.”
Twenty years later, SNC and partners still going strong
The SNC was created in 2004 to establish funding for environmental preservation while providing support for economic sustainability across the 25-million-acre service area. Last year, California’s Cascade and Klamath mountains were added to that area, making the total roughly 27 million acres.
Locally significant projects supported by SNC over the last 20 years, such as those showcased at the 2024 WIP Summit, have gained SNC and the Region new champions and advocates along the way.
Like many living in the Sierra-Cascade, Teeter was initially skeptical of the value that a regionally focused state conservancy could bring to such a varied landscape. “I came in thinking they were going to tell me what to do with my land and I’m now one of the biggest advocates of the Sierra Nevada Conservancy,” he concluded.
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I wanted to share one special thought, and it’s something that I think we’ve probably touched on in many ways, but maybe not said explicitly. So, you know, I think when we have done these podcasts in the past, or even when we just talk about the mission in different settings, we all talk about how collaborative it is both in here and with the people on the ground that are the people that designed this experiment and are helping see it through. Right? But I want to say that this is like an even bigger collaborative effort in that like, I want to put a shout out to not only those people in NASA that made this mission, you know, a reality and are continuing to, you know, push us to the finish line as we get closer, but it’s also huge that we’re having so much support from our friends and family. And I don’t think I realized how much really. I mean, I knew they’d be important of course, when we were coming in, when you are going away from people for a year and you’re not going to be able to talk to them in any way, but email and audio files like this, but no direct contact, you knew it. But like, sometimes when I can’t see the big picture, my friends help me see it. So even within my own experience of this mission, I am getting help from people to both remind myself of why it’s important, why we might even be doing something. And that sounds amazing, but it’s really, that comes together for me and creates this mission that is really encompassing every single person that’s supporting us, even if it’s just, you know, my friend’s daughter who sends me an audio asking me to explain some aspect of the mission. And by doing so in language that a kindergarten, you know, kid would understand, I start to actually appreciate aspects of it that, that I don’t always, you know, that I take for granted or don’t even think about. So I just kind of wanted to point out that we talk a lot about our internal things that are going on, and also the people that are supporting us that are in NASA, but it’s much larger than that.
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