In this month's edition of LeaderLines we recognize our 2018 volunteer award recipients, we highlight our Low Impact Recreation badge, and we offer a webinar about how inclusion impacts risk management.
In this edition of LeaderLines we review the importance of emergency contacts, introduce a new Leadership Development Series, and remind our volunteers to check the forecast and practice deep snow safety.
In this edition of LeaderLines we remember Tab Wilkins, we introduce a new monthly segment to help our leaders keep track of the many complex components of land manager permitting, and we share the details for several additional Leadership Development Series seminars.
Spring has arrived, and with it comes course season! In this edition of LeaderLines we offer some lessons learned about spring snow travel, seek your input on a few proposed updates to our feedback forms, and highlight the last handful of Leadership Development Series seminars that we’ll offer this spring.
In this edition of LeaderLines, we’re excited to share our new Essential Eligibility Criteria (EEC) and Service Animal Policy. We invite you to learn about both documents, and how they are designed to support our programs, leaders, and participants.
In this edition of LeaderLines, we share exciting website updates that improve course management, a new website notification system for members to be notified about upcoming trips, and a reminder about our nominal effects letter with the Snoqualmie Ranger District.
In this edition of LeaderLines, we invite you to apply to represent The Mountaineers at the annual Wilderness Risk Management Conference, we highlight a technical issue with many DeLorme InReach devices, and we provide several tips and tricks to set better expectations in advance of your next trip. We hope that you’re able to take a few minutes to relax and enjoy all of this content in between one of your many adventures!
This month, we welcome you to register to attend this year’s Leadership Conference! Registration is scheduled to open on Monday, September 16 and we’re thrilled about how this year’s event is coming together. It’s sure to be a good one, full of new content and presenters that you definitely don’t want to miss!
Earlier this month, we invited you to register for our annual Leadership Conference. Starting next week, our Leadership Development Series is back in full swing. Our community has asked us to provide more leadership development opportunities, and we’re excited to continue finding new ways to connect with our volunteers. In this edition of Leader Lines, we also highlight the importance of communication, share information about our annual permits, and launch several new website features.
In this edition of LeaderLines, a monthly newsletter written especially for our Mountaineers volunteer leaders, we share a new Leader Spotlight, answer frequently-asked questions about the new feature that lets you track your volunteer hours, and provide an overview of some of our year-end permit processes - along with plenty more! Additionally, if you haven’t yet registered for the Leadership Conference, space is still available! We’re excited to share this year’s line-up of presenters, and we hope that you’re looking forward to a fun day of leadership development and community building.
In appreciation of everything our volunteer leaders contribute to The Mountaineers programs, we are excited to celebrate your service at two upcoming events - the Leadership Conference, on December 7, and the annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner, on January 25. We hope to see you at one (or both!) of these events, and we look forward to your participation. And as today is Black Friday, we invite you to #OptOutside or even Opt to Act through a day of stewardship. Our community has a long history of choosing adventure, and today should be no exception.
In this edition of LeaderLines, we’re excited to share an update on the Vision 2022 strategic plan and two additions to the website that help invest in internal equity. We’re also excited to celebrate you and all of your achievements at our annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner! With 3,148 volunteers serving a record 13,800 members this past year, there is no shortage of stories and successes to share with one another that evening.