QUINCY, Calif. Aug. 31, 2010 - Join the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship (SBTS) for trail work parties in celebration of National Public Lands Day on Saturday, September 25th. This event celebrates service and recreation on public lands and is the nation's largest hands-on volunteer effort to improve and enhance the public lands Americans enjoy.
The SBTS will be heading up three different trail work projects located near Bucks Lake, and include:
Bucks Creek Loop Trail, the Pacific Crest Trail and Granite Gap Trail. Volunteers will meet at the White Horse Campground off of the Bucks Lake/Oroville HWY and will depart for trail projects from there. All of the food, tools and after work party will be provided to volunteers for the day.
Details:
What: SBTS trail work parties in celebration of National Public Lands Day
When: Saturday, September 25th
Where: Volunteers will meet at the White Horse Campground located off of the Bucks Lake/Oroville HWY at 9:00am. Volunteers will choose their trail project and depart from the campground. The after-work BBQ and party will be held at Bucks Lakeshore Resort at 3:00pm.
Details: Volunteers can sign up for this event by emailing emily@sierratrails.org or calling (530) 836-4333. More details can be found online at www.sierratrails.org
More: Come get dirty with us – all volunteers will be rewarded with breakfast snacks, a sack lunch, and an after work BBQ with cold drinks compliments of Sierra Nevada Brewery at the end of the day.
Volunteers of all ages and abilities are encouraged to attend. Please bring your own work gloves, water and sun protection. SBTS will provide all of the tools needed.
The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship and the generous support of Bucks Lakeshore Resort and Sierra Nevada Brewery make this event possible.
For more information about these opportunities and more, visit our webpage at www.sierratrails.org. To sign up as a volunteer or for questions, contact Emily Williams at (530) 836-4333 or emily@sierratrails.org.
The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship is a non-profit organization, which works to preserve, restore, and enhance the trails in and around the Sierra Buttes area.
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