
Stewardship Course
Trail Maintenance Crew Leader Training
This course teaches trail maintenance safety precautions, selection and safe use of tools, trail maintenance standards, how you can contribute to Lookout and Trail Maintenance events, and evaluates a candidate against the Stewardship standards.
- Rolling Enrollment: Sun, Apr 16, 2023 - Sun, Dec 31, 2023
- Committee: Everett Lookout & Trail Maintenance Committee
- FREE
- Availability: 43 (50 capacity)
- Cancellation & Refund Policy
Trail Maintenance Crew Leader Training uses remote and in-person learning to communicate leader expectations, technical concepts, terminology, safety briefing, job hazard analysis, emergency action plan, and use of tools to improve trail conditions.
The objective is to assess progress towards meeting the clubwide stewardship leader key elements defined in the standards. LOTM crew leaders are responsible for leading a trail crew independently or as a part of a larger project with the approval of the land owner.
Course Format
The course consists of two parts; both of which are required. Choose one of each:
- A two hour classroom session
- An in-person trail maintenance session at Lord Hill to go over key elements
Additional trail maintenance sessions may be scheduled based on leader experience and assessment.
PRErequisites
Willingness to get in the dirt and give back
Graduation Requirements
These are requirements for graduation that must be completed in addition to the course's own activities.
- A current Wilderness First Aid / CPR card
Recommended experience
Prior trail maintenance or skills college activities through Mountaineers, WTA, PCTA, Evergreen, Trailkeepers, Backcountry horsemen of Washington, etc
Badges you will earn:
This course has no scheduled activities.
For outdoor activities:
- 10 essentials
- Long pants
- Hiking boots
- Eye Protection (We have some available if needed)
- Hard Hat (We provide)
- Work/garden gloves (We have some available if needed)
- Food, snacks and water
There are no materials for this course.