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Max recounts this crew's recent hitch in Winnett, MT.
Max recounts their recent hitch at Woods Creek.
Max recounts a recent hitch in Polaris to build a turnpike and work on some trail.
Crew Member Ali Kimball expresses how much the people around her made the little moments truly special this summer
Thoughts from a fall crew member at the mid-point of the season
An explanation of how my season has been...
Constructing Post Assisted Logjams (PALs) on an incised stretch of Mill Creek
Northern Rockies Forestry Crew 8’s persistent battle with their truck’s mice
Maya shares several haikus from throughout the season
Crew leader Emily recounts a few hitches working with the One Track Mind Foundation, reinforcing trails in Idaho.
Thanks to all of our hard work, those dams in the ~3 mile span of the creek we were working on should help to break up the energy of the water come spring melt, and expand the wetlands allowing for new growth.
Micah recounts the recent windy and rocky hitch in the Winds.
Wherein The Powell Bozos Accept Reality…
Going through the ups and downs of a backcountry burn zone hitch.
Trail Work on Pebble Creek Legacy Trail
MCC Forestry Crew 8 takes on trail work, again…
With the summer season over for some crews, leaders from different departments within MCC expand their own knowledge and help supplement that of the forestry crews.
Happiness brought to the crew by member Hayden
Max recounts hitch 5 and 6 with his Central Divide crew.
As the summer season comes to an end, so does Field Crew 5’s time in the St. Joe’s Ranger District and the Idaho Panhandle (for the time being.)
Margaret recounts an eventful morning when the crew's truck broke down.
A poem describing a muddy hitch in Caribou-Targhee National Forest.
A song for our 100th stream restoration structure
The yellow crew learns to grid in the desert!
The "Lost Marbles" WRT crew ascends "Knapweed Mountain" with MCC Alumni
Gray recounts a recent hitch to restore a historic 1900s cabin.
Our only backcountry hitch came with new activities, challenges, and exciting memories to remember.
An account on 8 days of conducting re-forestation surveys in burn scars outside of Trout Creek
Max describes what his crew has been working on the past couple of hitches
Our crew's journey to Utah where we learned skills we may never have learned in Montana
Maggie recounts the challenges and sweet spots of a recent WRT hitch.
Patrick brings us along on a recent backcountry WRT hitch, mosquitos and all *smack*!
My journey of learning to appreciate every ridgetop.
What does a forestry crew do?
Molly recounts the biases encountered by the Womens+ crew and the strength the crew has gained from the experience.
Parting thoughts on our two hitches up on Green Mountain.
Frae shares with us the hardest hitch their crew has ever done, in Driggs, Idaho.
Lane recounts a recent hitch day-by-day in the Scapegoat Wilderness.
Black Crew's second backcountry hitch at Shoshone
Chainsaw fishies evolve into trail rats
Hannah appreciates the little things on a recent hitch in Yellowstone National Park
A poem that encapsulates our hitch and its members
Through heat, mosquitos, and thorns, smiles prevailed.
Tyler shares about a recent hitch in Glacier National Park to wrangle invasive weeds.
Building Beaver dams and wildlife sightings
MCC takes up fencing in South Dakota
Breakin Rocks In the Hot Sun: We Fought the Tread, and We Won
Ethan reflects on the lessons learned working among one of our BDA crews in Winnett, MT.
Working on Switchbacks in Black Canyon
Marlee tells this crew's story of ticks and tornados.
