Join in the camaraderie, satisfaction, and good health of trail building. Work alongside folks weaving it green in the Shuswap, swinging a pulaski, GPSing new trail lines, removing downed trees, rebuilding washouts. Throughout the Shuswap, folks are working together to build and maintain a world-class network of trails.
Thank you to everyone that volunteers.
Spend a morning in the spring working on trail projects and annual spring trail cleanup.
Now wrapped up! A big thanks to everyone that came out. Watch here and register for our ebulletin for any additional trail days.
Looking to just spend a couple hours in the evening improving our trails? Join Adrian for Monday trail nights working on targeted trail projects. Email Adrian at adrian@shuswaptrails.com for more information.
Now wrapped up! A big thanks to everyone that came out.
STA volunteers contribute more than sweat equity. Fundraising, event planning, ecological consultation, office work, and writing grant applications are examples of work done by volunteers of the Shuswap Trail Alliance. If you think there is any way you can help the Trail Alliance "...weave the Shuswap green" please don't hesitate to contact us.
Thank you for your interest!
Wondering how to help clean up those trails? Click here for a few trail maintenance tips (with photos). Shuswap Trail maintenance standards are based on provincial standards (Rec Sites and Trails BC and BC Parks).
The Shuswap Trail Alliance Trail Stewardship Program supports local volunteer trail stewards throughout the region. Check out links to some of the forms in the volunteer toolbox by visiting our Standards and Resources page here. Contact 250-832-0102, or click here to inquire about other ways the STA can support your volunteer efforts.
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Fostering a healthy, engaged community in the Shuswap Region – economic/environmental/social – through well designed, maintained, and promoted trails connecting people, culture, and landscape