Community Involvement and Volunteerism - Upcoming
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Help At-Risk and Underprivileged Youth Experience Climbing
Somewhere in your life an individual took the time to expose you to climbing. It could have been a family member, a school club, or a close friend. Whoever that person was, they helped change the course of your life forever. Now you have the chance to do the same, and more importantly, you’ll be helping someone that doesn’t have the resources to get involved on their own. If you’re interested in volunteering with At-Risk and Underprivileged youth in San Diego, please contact Rachel Rabinor at Rachel@outdooroutreach.org. Outdoor Outreach is a local non-profit that takes kids out climbing, surfing, mountain biking, snowboarding and more, helping them gain important confidence and self esteem through participation in these activities. To find out more visit Outdoor Outreach at: www.outdooroutreach.org |
| Past Projects and Community Involvement |
Trail Maintenance Volunteer Opportunity
Celebrate National Trails Day with ACSD, SDMBA and the CNF!
Where: Nobel Canyon Trail (See PDF for Directions)
When: Saturday, June 7th, 2008 - 9am-1pm
Information: ACSD would like to thank the Cleveland National Forest (CNF), the San Diego Mountain Bike Association (SDMBA), and all the volunteers who came out to help with the trail work on Saturday! It was a successful day and everyone had a great time. There was even some time to ride. Thanks again everyone and see you at our next volunteer event!
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| Adopt-A-Crag Volunteer Opportunity
Adopt-A-Crag Volunteer Service Project: Mission Trails
Where: Mission Trails Regional Park
When: Saturday, January 12th, 2008 - 8am-1pm
Information: The Allied Climbers of San
Diego teamed up with the Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation, The Access Fund, and REI for a day of trail
maintenance which included fence building, erosion prevention, seeding, and habitat restoration. It was a beautiful day and the recent rains left the ground soft which made the trail work a little easier. The event was a big success with a large number of volunteers who made short work of the tasks at hand.
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| Volunteer Opportunity
Saturday, September 29th, 2007 - 9am-1pm
Volunteer Service Project: Table Mountain (Valley of
the Moon)
Where:Valley of the Moon Kiosk (In-Ko-Pah Rd.
exit off the I-8 East)
When: Saturday, September 29th, 2007 - 9am-1pm
Information:ACSD joined the BLM and other volunteers on National Public Lands Day to help clean up Table Mountain and the area which provides access to Valley of the Moon. The day started off a little windy, but was a great success. We filled several trucks with trash and had a great time. After the clean up was over some volunteers even stayed to get in some climbing. We look forward to working with the BLM again in the future. Check out some photos of the event:
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| Adopt-A-Crag Volunteer Event
August 9th, 2007 - 6-8pm
Santee:
Adopt-A-Crag Volunteer Service Project
Thanks to all of you who helped out at this Access
Fund Adopt-A-Crag event and made it a big success. Approximately 40
volunteers filled bag after bag with trash for a couple of hours before
sunset. Most even squeezed in a few boulder problems under the fading light.
REI was also on-hand, providing pizza,
cold drinks, gloves, and trash bags, and ACSD sponsors Prana, REI, and
LG provided door prizes to pass out.
Projects like this give us a chance to give back to the climbing community
and go a long way toward helping maintain access to climbing areas. Check
back here for more service projects in the coming months.
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June 10, 2007
Santee Graffiti Removal
With
an ACSD Santee cleanup in the works, someone (the City of San Diego
or Santee?) sandblasted all of the prominent graffiti off of the
boulders in Santee. But the battle isn't over. Find out what you
can do to help.
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June 1, 2007
Bolt Replacement
| The ACSD always encourages safe climbing, and we'd
like to take this opportunity to talk about some local bolt replacement
that has been going on lately. We've also included a little feedback
from one of those involved in the bolt replacement on how to stay
safe, as well as who to contact if you encounter unsafe bolts. <More
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