Reminder: Board of Directors Meeting
(temporary location! La Casa Fiesta!)
BOD Meeting Time:
Wednesday November 16, 2016 at 7:00PM
Wednesday November 16, 2016 at 7:00PM
Remember meetings are open to all members and the public, we want to hear from you!
- Summer season 2016 wrap up
- Finance update
- Open forum for any discussion
https://fomp.org/eventcalendar/
Thanks and we hope to see you there!
FOMP
Postponed: November 2016 Board of Directors Meeting
Postponed: Board of Directors Meeting
New BOD Meeting Time:
Wednesday November 16, 2016 at 7:00PM
Remember meetings are open to all members and the public, we want to hear from you!
- Summer season 2016 wrap up
- Finance update
- Open forum for any discussion
https://fomp.org/eventcalendar/
Thanks and we hope to see you there!
FOMP
Reminder – September 2016 Trail Night
FOMP is pleased to be holding our FINAL monthly volunteer trail work session for 2016!
[Note: We really need volunteers to come out even if it is only once per year. We need new faces to help us maintain our trails – have you been out enjoying the trails this year? Please consider spending at least one evening per year giving back so we can keep the trails open and in great shape! — Thanks!]
This is our last regular work session for 2016. Due to travel, late starts, etc please read carfully! Call if you have questions!
- We are focused on cutting oak back Wednesday.
- NOTE: Please cut all oak flush with the ground, no “pungi’s” (aka Scrub Oak short stumps) allowed. They are dangerous for everyone!
- Tools will be in Jon’s old blue Ford parked at Red Rocks and MHR, parked there by 4:30 so anyone who can be early is encouraged to do so.
- Grab trimming tools and Walk past the closed gate ~200 yards, enter the Preserve on the left. (MHR is temporarily closed but you can walk the short distance to the ridge entrance)
- Priority is to finish trimming on Hotshot if you can get there in time. Jon will be there before 5:30 where we left off.
- Alternative A: Trim South on Flow Dog: just walk through the closed gate on Mount Herman, head up 200 yards, go left into the preserve and an immediate right: trim on the trail that contours just below Mount Herman Road.
- Alternative B: Trim down to the Pond as time allows.
- Jon’s cell 719 640 1347. Text is better, call if needed. Chris is out with an injured knee.
FOMP and USFS provide all necessary tools. Volunteers should wear appropriate clothing for performing outdoor landscaping type of work. Volunteers should bring leather gloves, a personal water supply, eye protection, sunscreen, and bug repellent. We meet rain or shine unless there is lightning active in the area. In the event that you are joining us late we try to leave a note at the trailhead parking lot or you can call Jon Nordby (719.640.1347) or Chris Tirpak (719.439.8865) to find out where in the Preserve we are working.
We make every effort to accommodate volunteer preferences and abilities at each event. Generally, we perform activities such as water bar building or renovation, trail renovation, maintenance, and trimming, etc. So, pretty much everything from trimming back scrub oak or digging lots of dirt to moving boulders. We assign duties based on interest and capabilities. Kids are welcome to join their parents; however, we do ask that you evaluate whether this is an appropriate activity for your child or not.
Meet at the main trailhead parking lot at the corner of Mt. Herman Rd and Nursery Rd at 6:00PM! (map: http://bit.ly/
Thanks and we hope to see you out there!
Postponed – September 2016 Trail Night
We are postponing this week due to the daily thunderstorms at 6 PM this week! New date is next Wednesday September 21st at 6PM
Last Chance for 2016!
FOMP needs you for this work session!
Wednesday, September 21 at 6:00 PM
[Note: We really need volunteers to come out even if it is only once per year. We need new faces to help us maintain our trails – have you been out enjoying the trails this year? Please consider spending at least one evening per year giving back so we can keep the trails open and in great shape! — Thanks!]
FOMP and USFS provide all necessary tools. Volunteers should wear appropriate clothing for performing outdoor landscaping type of work. Volunteers should bring leather gloves, a personal water supply, eye protection, sunscreen, and bug repellent. We meet rain or shine unless there is lightning active in the area. In the event that you are joining us late we try to leave a note at the trailhead parking lot or you can call Jon Nordby (719.640.1347) or Chris Tirpak (719.439.8865) to find out where in the Preserve we are working.
We make every effort to accommodate volunteer preferences and abilities at each event. Generally, we perform activities such as water bar building or renovation, trail renovation, maintenance, and trimming, etc. So, pretty much everything from trimming back scrub oak or digging lots of dirt to moving boulders. We assign duties based on interest and capabilities. Kids are welcome to join their parents; however, we do ask that you evaluate whether this is an appropriate activity for your child or not.
Meet at the main trailhead parking lot at the corner of Mt. Herman Rd and Nursery Rd at 6:00PM! (map: http://bit.ly/
Bonus volunteer work session!
Bonus volunteer work session!
Wednesday, August 31 at 6:00 PM
Bonus volunteer trail work session!!!
We are holding an extra session on the very last day of August because our trails need some extra special love before fall (… winter) sets in! If you’ve been meaning to get out and help now is the time!
FOMP and USFS provide all necessary tools. Volunteers should wear appropriate clothing for performing outdoor landscaping type of work. Volunteers should bring leather gloves, a personal water supply, eye protection, sunscreen, and bug repellent. We meet rain or shine unless there is lightning active in the area. In the event that you are joining us late we try to leave a note at the trailhead parking lot or you can call Jon Nordby (719.640.1347) or Chris Tirpak (719.439.8865) to find out where in the Preserve we are working.
We make every effort to accommodate volunteer preferences and abilities at each event. Generally, we perform activities such as water bar building or renovation, trail renovation, maintenance, and trimming, etc. So, pretty much everything from trimming back scrub oak or digging lots of dirt to moving boulders. We assign duties based on interest and capabilities. Kids are welcome to join their parents; however, we do ask that you evaluate whether this is an appropriate activity for your child or not.
Meet at the main trailhead parking lot at the corner of Mt. Herman Rd and Nursery Rd at 6:00PM! (map: http://bit.ly/FOMPMeetingSpot)
Thanks and we hope to see you out there!
Postponed – August 2016 Trail Night
We are postponing this week due to the daily thunderstorms at 6 PM this week! New date is next Wednesday August 17th at 6PM
FOMP needs you for this work session!
Wednesday, August 17 at 6:00 PM
FOMP is pleased to be holding our monthly volunteer trail work session!
[Note: We really need volunteers to come out even if it is only once per year. We need new faces to help us maintain our trails – have you been out enjoying the trails this year? Please consider spending at least one evening per year giving back so we can keep the trails open and in great shape! — Thanks!]
FOMP and USFS provide all necessary tools. Volunteers should wear appropriate clothing for performing outdoor landscaping type of work. Volunteers should bring leather gloves, a personal water supply, eye protection, sunscreen, and bug repellent. We meet rain or shine unless there is lightning active in the area. In the event that you are joining us late we try to leave a note at the trailhead parking lot or you can call Jon Nordby (719.640.1347) or Chris Tirpak (719.439.8865) to find out where in the Preserve we are working.
We make every effort to accommodate volunteer preferences and abilities at each event. Generally, we perform activities such as water bar building or renovation, trail renovation, maintenance, and trimming, etc. So, pretty much everything from trimming back scrub oak or digging lots of dirt to moving boulders. We assign duties based on interest and capabilities. Kids are welcome to join their parents; however, we do ask that you evaluate whether this is an appropriate activity for your child or not.
Meet at the main trailhead parking lot at the corner of Mt. Herman Rd and Nursery Rd at 6:00PM! (map: http://bit.ly/FOMPMeetingSpot)
Thanks and we hope to see you out there!
Devin John Seifert Memorial Cleanup And BBQ 2016
FOMP would like to spread the word and encourage you to join this memorial event on Saturday, July 30th. Please join the Seifert family as they celebrate the life of their son.
Late notice but please join if you can!
The session will go until 12:30 and lunch will be provided at the pavilion at Dirty Woman Park.
Thanks!
FOMP
July 2016 Trail Night
FOMP needs you for this work session!
Wednesday, July 13 at 6:00 PM
FOMP is pleased to be holding our monthly volunteer trail work session for July 2016!
[Note: We really need volunteers to come out even if it is only once per year. We need new faces to help us maintain our trails – have you been out enjoying the trails this year? Please consider spending at least one evening per year giving back so we can keep the trails open and in great shape! — Thanks!]
After some wild weather the last month, it is time to get out there and work on a few trails sections that need a little TLC! Please join us!
FOMP and USFS provide all necessary tools. Volunteers should wear appropriate clothing for performing outdoor landscaping type of work. Volunteers should bring leather gloves, a personal water supply, eye protection, sunscreen, and bug repellent. We meet rain or shine unless there is lightning active in the area. In the event that you are joining us late we try to leave a note at the trailhead parking lot or you can call Jon Nordby (719.640.1347) or Chris Tirpak (719.439.8865) to find out where in the Preserve we are working.
We make every effort to accommodate volunteer preferences and abilities at each event. Generally, we perform activities such as water bar building or renovation, trail renovation, maintenance, and trimming, etc. So, pretty much everything from trimming back scrub oak or digging lots of dirt to moving boulders. We assign duties based on interest and capabilities. Kids are welcome to join their parents; however, we do ask that you evaluate whether this is an appropriate activity for your child or not.
Meet at the main trailhead parking lot at the corner of Mt. Herman Rd and Nursery Rd at 6:00PM! (map: http://bit.ly/FOMPMeetingSpot)
Thanks and we hope to see you out there!
June Volunteer Night
FOMP is pleased to be holding our monthly volunteer trail work session of 2016!
[Note: We really need volunteers to come out even if it is only once per year. We need new faces to help us maintain our trails – have you been out enjoying the trails this year? Please consider spending at least one evening per year giving back so we can keep the trails open and in great shape! — Thanks!]
After some wild weather the last month, it is time to get out there and work on a few trails sections that need a little TLC! Please join us!
FOMP and USFS provide all necessary tools. Volunteers should wear appropriate clothing for performing outdoor landscaping type of work. Volunteers should bring leather gloves, a personal water supply, eye protection, sunscreen, and bug repellent. We meet rain or shine unless there is lightning active in the area. In the event that you are joining us late we try to leave a note at the trailhead parking lot or you can call Jon Nordby (719.640.1347) or Chris Tirpak(719.439.8865) to find out where in the Preserve we are working.
We make every effort to accommodate volunteer preferences and abilities at each event. Generally, we perform activities such as water bar building or renovation, trail renovation, maintenance, and trimming, etc. So, pretty much everything from trimming back scrub oak or digging lots of dirt to moving boulders. We assign duties based on interest and capabilities. Kids are welcome to join their parents; however, we do ask that you evaluate whether this is an appropriate activity for your child or not.
Meet at the main trailhead parking lot at the corner of Mt. Herman Rd and Nursery Rd at 6:00PM! (map: http://bit.ly/