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PWV Free Stock Clinic Open To Public On March 14

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Published: February 25, 2020

Horsing around with PWV at Odell Brewing on Saturday March 14th. From 11am til 4pm. 

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Kevin Cannon's USFS Retirement Celebration Jan. 23, 2020

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Published: February 2, 2020

Kevin Cannon’s Celebratory Roast
Thursday, January 23, 2020, 6-8:30 p.m., The Drake Center

 

On Thursday, January 23rd, 2020, 160 USFS personnel, PWV members, friends and family gathered at the Drake Center in Fort Collins to celebrate, honor and roast Kevin Cannon on his retirement after 18 years with the USFS Canyon Lakes Ranger District (CLRD). During these 18 years, Kevin also served as liaison to the Poudre Wilderness Volunteers (PWV).

After many yummy appetizers brought by guests and a dinner of pulled pork, baked beans, salad and rolls, the USFS guests provided a wonderful and well-decorated cake in Kevin’s honor. During the roast, Kevin received some great and fun gifts including a beautiful framed picture (USFS) and a book of pictures spanning Kevin’s career (PWV).

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Join Our Team: PWV 2018 Fact Sheet

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Published: January 27, 2020

PWV recruits, trains, equips, and fields citizen volunteers to serve as wilderness rangers and hosts for the purpose of educating the public, and provides other appropriate support to these wild areas.

PWV has grown substantially and diversified since its founding and is considered to be one of the largest, most effective organizations of its kind in the nation. As population growth along the Front Range results in more backcountry use by the public, PWV needs to keep pace by recruiting and training new volunteers each year to ensure adequate coverage of the District’s many popular trails throughout the summer.

PWV invites you to join our team as a wilderness ranger. Download the 2018 Fact Sheet for more information about what we do to protect our national forests.

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