I would like to go back to this way of handling our trail log hours to make sure we are capturing everything and making it easier for you all to report!
So....to blatantly copy Andy's post:
We need to get back to tracking our hours on the trails. Please post up here!
@Hulk can you "pin" this?
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"This information is valuable not just to us, but to the branches of government that manage our public lands. It shows that we maintain a presence outside of the forum and follow through with our verbal commitment to use, respect, and maintain public access lands. Our hours submitted the COA4WDCi, BLM, and NFS indicate this commitment and our tracks left behind indicate our use and passion- the most important defense to rely on in the event of an attempted trail closure or land seizure. Simply put, our documented use of trails is our best defense for keeping public access to the beauty that Colorado has to offer.
Time spent on the trail DOES include time door-to-door apart from camping and eating inside establishments. This time is recorded as a donation, and your commute to the donation site (trail) is a valid contribution as well. I sincerely wish we could count hours spent sleeping or unconscious because that's what I think most politicians do but I've got other battles to fight. So sleeping doesn't count.
I'd like to request that trail leaders take note of the number of participants and log the hours spent. Please post the following in this thread:
Date:
Trails:
People:
Hours:
No amount of time is too small- logging every hour helps us, Colorado, and responsible 4WD access across the state.
Thanks for your efforts and Happy Trails!"
So....to blatantly copy Andy's post:
We need to get back to tracking our hours on the trails. Please post up here!
@Hulk can you "pin" this?
Copied from an older post
"This information is valuable not just to us, but to the branches of government that manage our public lands. It shows that we maintain a presence outside of the forum and follow through with our verbal commitment to use, respect, and maintain public access lands. Our hours submitted the COA4WDCi, BLM, and NFS indicate this commitment and our tracks left behind indicate our use and passion- the most important defense to rely on in the event of an attempted trail closure or land seizure. Simply put, our documented use of trails is our best defense for keeping public access to the beauty that Colorado has to offer.
Time spent on the trail DOES include time door-to-door apart from camping and eating inside establishments. This time is recorded as a donation, and your commute to the donation site (trail) is a valid contribution as well. I sincerely wish we could count hours spent sleeping or unconscious because that's what I think most politicians do but I've got other battles to fight. So sleeping doesn't count.
I'd like to request that trail leaders take note of the number of participants and log the hours spent. Please post the following in this thread:
Date:
Trails:
People:
Hours:
No amount of time is too small- logging every hour helps us, Colorado, and responsible 4WD access across the state.
Thanks for your efforts and Happy Trails!"
