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Breaking Barriers on the Trail: 13 Women Earn USFS Sawyer Certifications in Groundbreaking Training Event

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This past week marked a truly groundbreaking event made possible through a powerful collaboration between Northwest Trail Alliance, Trailkeepers of Oregon, Women Who Explore, The Nature Conservancy, and Cascade Volunteers. Together, these organizations helped create the first known 100% women-specific sawyer training event of its kind in our region. After three full days of training, including one … Read More

International Women’s Mountain Biking Day Brings Community and Trail Stewardship to Sandy Ridge

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Northwest Trail Alliance and NW Trail Sisters came together at Sandy Ridge on May 2nd to celebrate International Women’s Mountain Biking Day with a day centered around trail stewardship, community, and getting more women involved in mountain biking and trail building. The event brought together approximately 70 attendees, including 10 dedicated trail work volunteers, for … Read More

70 Volunteers Restore Browns Camp Loop at Tillamook State Forest Mega Trail Cleanup

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Northwest Trail Alliance (NWTA) was proud to take part in the Tillamook State Forest’s Mega Trail Spring Cleanup and party on Saturday, April 18th, a standout day of stewardship, collaboration, and community. This large-scale effort was spearheaded by the State Forests Trust of Oregon, which brought together an impressive coalition of partners: NWTA, Trail Keepers … Read More

Local Students Turn Trail Work into Impact

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What started as a school service project turned into something much bigger for two local students, Aaron and Alston. With a shared love of mountain biking—and a willingness to get a little silly for a good cause—the boys combined hands-on volunteer work with creative fundraising to support Northwest Trail Alliance (NWTA). Over the course of … Read More

800 Pounds Later: Earth Day Stewardship at Rocky Point

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Not every dig day involves tools and fresh dirt. Sometimes, it looks like hauling out 800 pounds of trash. On Earth Day, a small crew of six volunteers showed up at Rocky Point with a different kind of goal. Instead of building trail, they focused on cleaning up the stretch of road from Highway 30 to … Read More