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Local Forest Service Needs Trail Worker Volunteers

Sedona AZ (October 30, 2012) – If you like the outdoors and are interested in volunteering to make a difference in the National Forest, come join the Forest Service trail team with several upcoming volunteer trail work days.

The first volunteer work day is scheduled for Sunday, November 11, 2012. Volunteers will organize into several small teams lead by the Forest Service where they will work on a portion of the Slim Shady trail, located west of Yavapai Point Vista. Individuals will learn trail construction techniques and how to safely contribute to a well planned and maintained trail system.

Interested volunteers are asked to meet at the new Yavapai Vista parking area for the November 11 event at 10 A.M. The parking area is located south of Sedona on State Route 179 and is accessed from the southbound lane.

Volunteers need to come prepared and bring with them: a helmet if available, sun glasses, work gloves, drinking water, sun screen, a hat, long sleeved shirt, long pants, and wear boots with ankle support.

Additional Red Rock District volunteer trail events are planned for:

  • · December 8 and 19, 2012
  • · January 19 and 30, 2013
  • · February 16 and 27, 2013

For more detailed information on locations and to share your interest, please call 928-203-7531. The US Forest Service volunteer days can be found on the SedonaEye.com Calendar of Events for easy reference.

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