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23 May Tread Lightly! Impact Report: iKamper Stewardship Project

Posted at 20:52h in News by Jerrica Archibald 0 Comments

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Project: iKamper Stewardship Project
Location: Oregon

Description: On April 26, 2024, with the help of iKamper employees and ten volunteers, Tread Lightly! and the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest were able to complete several stewardship projects and provide supplies for their work continuing forward in the Boulder Cave area.

The project work included leaf blowing, brush removal, trail work, disassembly of old structures and installation of new support beams where needed on lookout deck.

Thank you to the partners who made this possible:

iKamper,
United States Forest Service, Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest
Karah Behrend
James Coplen

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