The CSNC Restoration Crew Needs You!

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Over the past ten months, the CSNC restoration crew surveyed the Eldorado National Forest, searching for unauthorized Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) routes, which disrupt the hydrological functions of landscapes, fragment habitat for flora and fauna, and damage overall forest health.

Now it’s time to turn from surveying sites to restoring them! The crew has restored dozens of smaller damaged sites, but a large number of them require additional volunteers. During the next month and a half, the CSNC crew will be out in the field and we would like you to join us! Whether you can join for one day or many, we would be happy to have your help in restoring these damaged landscapes. Projects will include mulching unauthorized routes, scattering local native seeds, placing OHV exclusions, implementing erosion controls, and transporting materials to restoration sites. Please fill out the form below with your availability and we will send more information for each project date you are available.

Interested in Volunteering?

Please select all dates you are available

o    [ ] Saturday, August 22nd

o    [ ] Monday, August 24th

o    [ ] Tuesday, August 25th

o    [ ] Wednesday, August 26th

o    [ ] Thursday, August 27th

o    [ ] Monday, August 31st

o    [ ] Tuesday, September 1st

o    [ ] Wednesday, September 2nd

o    [ ] Thursday, September 3rd

o    [ ] Friday, September 4th

o    [ ] Saturday, September 5th

o    [ ] Tuesday, September 8th

o    [ ] Wednesday, September 9th

o    [ ] Thursday, September 10th

o    [ ] Saturday, September 12th

o    [ ] Monday, September 14th

o    [ ] Tuesday, September 15th

o    [ ] Wednesday, September 16th

o    [ ] Thursday, September 17th

o    [ ] Monday, September 21st

o    [ ] Tuesday, September 22nd

o    [ ] Wednesday, September 23rd

o    [ ] Thursday, September 24th

Questions or Concerns?

More information and date specific details will be shared in a separate email per each project. Please contact Chuck Lewis at centerSNconservation@gmail.com if you have any general questions or concerns. Thank you!