Elizabeth Wing

• Maintained park's backcountry trail system using a variety of hand and power tools.
• Built steps and retaining structures using drystone masonry techniques.
• Re-routed damaged sections of trail by constructing smooth, safe, and aesthetically appealing new tread.

• co-led outdoor educational programming with children aged 4-12 in a mix of old growth forest and coastal settings.
• The place-based curriculum emphasized plant and animal identification, tide pooling, tracking, and kayaking, and environmental stewardship.
• ensured youth safety in dynamic coastal environment and shifting weather conditions.

⦁ Identified and removed invasive species from the Reed College Campus.
⦁ Maintained safe and accessible trails in the Reed Canyon.

• Performed regular maintenance of grounds, including mowing, trimming, edging, pruning, and planting.

• Lead groups of children aged 7-15 in a range of outdoor activities, including plant identification, woodcarving, foraging, shelter building, fire building, and story telling.
• Developed daily and weekly programs with an emphasis on teamwork, challenge, and outdoor ethics.
• Ensured youth participants' safety and well-being under a variety of conditions in outdoor and urban areas.

⦁ Helped construct ADA compliant trails in Grover Hot Springs State Park.
⦁ Provided logistic support for emergency situations, including Covid-related food distribution and wildfire camp support
⦁ Responded to wildfire incidents on an Initial-attack handcrew in the Tahoe Basin. Assisted Captains as crew medic with WFR training and crew med kit.
⦁ Felled trees and preformed prescribed burns and part of a fuel-reduction wildfire prevention program for the City of South Lake Tahoe.
⦁ Rehabilitated fire-affected areas in the Santa Cruz Regional State parks.
⦁ Preformed backcountry trail maintenance and new trail construction in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest and Inyo National Forest.