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Registering for a fall trip? This required orientation is one of the building blocks supporting safe and rewarding experiences on the trail. Curious about volunteering? All are welcome to attend this event or watch via Google Meet and / or a live stream from our Boundary Waters Advisory Committee ( BWAC) Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/BWACVolunteers
Google Meet link will be sent out a few days prior to the event.

Venue: Ridgedale Library - Robert H. Rohlf Room

Event Schedule:
5:30 pm arrive and social
6:00 pm start of presentations
7:00 pm wrap up / Q & A

What happens on a BWAC trail clearing trip? Find out more at this orientation and safety training, presented by crew leaders who will be out on trail with you, keeping wilderness trails accessible to hikers and backpackers.

Presentations:

• Who is the Boundary Waters Advisory Committee (BWAC)

• Overview and history of the three trails we maintain in the
  Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW).

• I've registered. Now what? The BWAC crew hike and gearing up.

• A day in the life of a trail volunteer.

• Intro to tools, safety on trail, at work, and in camp.

• Leave No Trace, BWCAW rules and regulations.

• BWAC specific gear, water treatment, and food storage

Thank you for choosing to volunteer with the Boundary Waters Advisory Committee, an all-volunteer Minnesota 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has been keeping wilderness trails on the map since 2002. We look forward to meeting you and enjoying a rewarding wilderness experience with you.