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2025 Sawyer and VWR Data
Our hardworking Sawyers cleared 777 trees blocking Wilderness trails. Their essential work (850 hours!) helps users stay on existing trail corridors, avoiding trail widening and side trails. Our Volunteer Wilderness Rangers had another great patrol and trailhead hosting year. PATROLS : 98 different patrollers 452 total patrols (347 unique patrols) 1,682 patrol hours 3,121 miles patrolled 10,240 individuals encountered in 4,336 groups (singles count as a group) 889 indiv
Oct 31
ESWA 2025 By-the-Numbers!
This summer, our volunteers were actively engaged in our busiest Summer and our largest USFS projects in history! Our Volunteer...
Sep 28
ESWA September Volunteer Opportunities!
We've still got a number of late Summer volunteer opportunities and we need your help.
Sep 3
ESWA Sawyers are clearing trails
ESWA Sawyers initially reported finding fewer trees blocking our Wilderness trails, but recent wind events have added more. The USFS...
Jun 30
Why do ESWA's Volunteer Sawyers Love Their Work?
It's the destination! ESWA's Volunteer Sawyers are hard at work clearing trails of winter and spring deadfall in Eagle and Summit County....
Jun 11
ESWA Sawyer Season is HERE!
Hello ESWA Sawyers! The 2025 Summer Clearing Season is upon us! If you are receiving this email, it means that we have you marked as...
May 22
What can 5 Sawyers and 2 Llamas Accomplish in 3 Days?
Earlier this week, four ESWA Sawyers and one USFS Ranger cleared 218 trees from the East Lake Creek trail in Edwards!
Jul 26, 2024
Mesa Cortina Trail Cleared!
Seven ESWA Volunteer Sawyers cleared the Mesa Cortina and a portion of the Gore Range Trail today.
Jun 14, 2024
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