Connecticut Water Trails Association
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Connecticut Water Trails Program Basic Concepts Stewardship
The dictionary definition of stewardship is “the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one’s care.”
Trash & Blockage Removal
The stewardship of Connecticut’s Water Trails is one of the pillars of our
mission and serves as our primary guiding principle on the Connecticut
Water Trails Association.
Blockage Removal
Each water trail in Connecticut has stewardship needs and it is only
through volunteer leadership and support that these needs are able to be
met. By volunteering you help ensure exceptional management of these
places which have been entrusted to our care.
Blockage Removal
Stewardship services could consist of monitoring the use and environmental
conditions of Connecticut Water Trails, performing water trail cleanups
and work projects, maintaining infrastructure such as signs and
facilities, and reporting any problems such as blockages or illegal
dumping.
Volunteers Help Build Canoe and Kayak Ramp In Brookfield
Why Volunteer To Help Maintain Water Trails?
Here are some reasons why you should become involved
with water trails.
It feels good to give a little back. You will not just
be a trail user but an "owner" when you are done.
You get to meet new people who share your interests.
There are actually skills involved in doing trail work and you get to learn them for free.
You are helping to promote a positive image of
paddlers.
Water Trail Stewardship Programs
Water Trail and Paddling Reports
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