Spring 2011 work crew from Chimacum

Evan Gabriel

Evan Gabriel

Chimacum High School Student

4-H Stewardship Program Member

2011 Spring Season Work Crew

Kyla Gabriel

Kyla Gabriel

Chimacum High School Student

4-H Stewardship Program Member

2011 Spring Season Work Crew

Natassja Savadge

Natassja Savadge

Chimacum High School Student

4-H Stewardship Program Member

2011 Spring Season Work Crew

Lucas Kirsch

 
Lucas Kirsch

Chimacum High School Student

4-H Stewardship Program Member

2011 Spring Season Work Crew

Adam Rogers

 

Adam Rogers

Chimacum High School Student

4-H Stewardship Program Member

2011 Spring Season Work Crew

Donnie Person

 

Donnie Person

Chimacum High School Student

4-H Stewardship Program Member

2011 Spring Season Work Crew

Aubrey Gale

 

Aubrey Gale

Chimacum High School Student

4-H Stewardship Program Member

2011 Spring Season Work Crew

 

Travis Slagle

Chimacum High School Student

4-H Stewardship Program Member

2011 Spring Season Work Crew

Sam Allen

Sam Allen

Chimacum High School Student

4-H Stewardship Program Member

2011 Spring Season Work Crew

Hannah Tipton

 

Hannah Tipton

Chimacum High School Student

4-H Stewardship Program Member

2011 Spring Season Work Crew

Watershed Clean Up

As part of Earth Day 2011 crew members and chiefs, community volunteers and City of Port Townsend, WSU and U.S.F.S. staff met together to haul refuge out of the Olympic National Forest along forest service road #25 (Rocky Brook road). It was amazing and disgusting to see the garbage people had dumped along the trail and in the ravine- including mattresses and a washing machine! At the end of the day everyone was tired but pleased with their efforts to help restore the natural environment of this beautiful forest.

You can see this team featured in two articles, one as a feature story in the online magazine WSU Today and the other article was a feature on the Washington State 4-H website!

Spring Crew

Twelve Chimacum High School students are gaining valuable work experience and life skills while being immersed in the natural beauty of the Olympic National Forest through participation in the Spring 2011 4-H Stewardship Program in Jefferson County, Washington.

Crew chiefs and U.S.F.S. staff have instructed crew members on the use of forestry tools to clear trails and grounds at Falls View Campground on Hwy 101 between Quilcene and Brinnon.