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 Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers 

Our Mission:
RFOV promotes stewardship of our public lands by engaging the community in volunteer trail and restoration projects. 

Our Vision:
The preservation and enhancement of our natural surroundings is the responsibility of every member of our regional community. Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers empowers our community to create a lasting legacy for future generations.

RFOV Programs:

Volunteer Projects: We work with land management agencies and other project partners to develop and conduct volunteer projects with long-lasting results.  Our projects are one to seven days in duration and typically involve 25 to 75 volunteers each.

Adopt a Piece of Your Public Lands: We encourage small groups and individuals to adopt parks, sections of trails, or rivers in order to provide ongoing maintenance, and to spend two to three days a year working on their adopted area.

Assisting Other Organizations with Volunteer Projects: Many agencies and organizations have small or extended projects they wish to accomplish.  RFOV helps others by lending our tools, providing consulting, and helping with volunteer recruitment and publicity.

Guiding Principles:
Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers will:
• Select and complete long-lasting projects on public lands throughout our region.
• Provide a satisfying volunteer experience that is safe, well-organized, and fun.
• Create and foster partnerships between land management agencies and the community.
• Involve and recognize volunteers as an essential component of our success.
• Educate members of the community to appreciate the value of sustainable trails and good stewardship ideals.


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Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers
PO Box 1341, Basalt, CO 81621
Phone: 970.927.8241, Toll Free: 877.662.5220
Email:
rfov@sopris.net

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For 15 years, Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers has been improving and maintaining trail systems and public lands to bring people together and build a stronger community. Help us continue our work and build for the future.

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Thank You! to our Generous Sponsors of the 2012 Town to Town Tour:










 






Adopt-A-Mile Sponsors

Aspen Elks Lodge

Basalt Bike & Ski

Bighorn Toyota

Community Banks of Colorado

Bluegreen

Bristlecone Mountain Sports

David J. Borchers, M.D.

Doug Leibinger/Chaffin Light Real Estate

Harry Teague Architects

Heirlooms

Merrill Lynch

The Myler Law Firm: Dave Myler

Oates Knezevich Gardenswartz & Kelly, P.C.

Orthopaedic Associates of Aspen & Glenwood

Sopris Engineering

Ute Mountaineer/Patagonia

Wendy Kortepeter