Wednesday April 21st, 5-9pm
TILT Building Auditorium (Room 221)
Location Map:
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This training session is being hosted by the Outdoor Club at Colorado State University, but as with everything the club does, this event is open to anyone at all that would like to be involved, not just students and club members. We expect people to be trickling in between 5 and 5:30, so it's okay if you can't make it right at 5, as Brian will not start in on the real beef of the training right away.
Peak Stewards count visitors and hand out Leave No Trace cards to those who are unfamiliar with the delicate conditions in the alpine environments. If you are unfamiliar with CFI, they are a nonprofit organization partnered with the Forest Service whose mission is to protect and preserve Colorado’s fourteen thousand foot peaks through active stewardship and public education and an organization. If you're a Facebook user, you can become a fan of the CFI right here. They are lucky to have Bill Middlebrook, the creator of 14ers.com, as a Board Member.
CFI accomplishments from 2009: http://www.14ers.org/documents/CFIAccom ... _FINAL.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
For more information and to register for this training, please contact Brian at the CFI office: 303-278-7650, or email to brian@14ers.org.
Thanks,
George
