Eco-Servants

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“4 individuals are officers of the organization and spend a little time at meetings, etc. They do not receive compensation.”

“Ycc & americorp - fye projects: 01. New trail built: 6.0 miles 02. Restored: 14 miles 03. Assisted with grindstone marathon 04. Removed noxious weeds throughout lincoln county 05. Constructed: making new trails available by implementing safety measures, making handicap accessible, or environmental protection measures such as boardwalks, grading, trail blazing, converting a railroad bed to a trail, etc. That make trails newly available. 06. Trail was built 3.5 feet wide with a 6% out-slop on the tread. The corridor was cleared of vegetation to 12 feet high and 3 feet on each side for a multi-use trail (hikers,mountain bikers and equestrians) the trails are: sawmill trail, perk canyon, grindstone, fort stanton, osha trail, cedar creek area, sacramento ranger district, bluff springs stairs. 07. These trails were constructed to to the user created trails in the area were dangerous and unsustainable. Reroutes new trails improved the condition of the previous portion of trails so that they are now more sustainable and user friendly. 08. Greentree solid waste authority with an electronic recycline event. The event brought in 4 tons of waste and year to date our work has assisted in bringing in 6 tons of e-waste. 09. Recycled projects 10. Various gps projects for training, skill set enhancement and identifying endanger species habitats. 11. Rock armoring on mumerous trail systems. 12. Reduced down fuels to reduce wildfire threats and reduced encroaching trees. 13. Built fences & wattle projects 14. Treated: removed trees covering trail treads, removed invasive species, planted native plants, built reparian buffers, improved tread/corridor of existing trail or made changes to increase the trail lifespan, removed unsafe trail structures, repaired damage caused by visitor use,made changes to increase accessibility, cleared of natural debris (such as fallen trees/limbs and hazardous fuel) and unnatural debris (such as disaster debris and improberly disposed waste). Created trail sign plans and installed signs for users trail safety and orientation to help reduce users getting lost. 15. Built 20,000 sandbags to help with flood relief efforts. 16. Change to increase accessibility by clearing corridor of vegetation. 17. Changes to increase trail lifespan by building grade-dips to shed water and repairing tread affected by errosion. 18. Repair damage caused by visitor usage by repairing ruts and braiding. 19. Reduce vegetation that covers trail tread and provide errosion routes and areas on the trail that is hazardous. 20. Provide clear access to users, emergency agencies if needed and reduces fuels for wildfire reduction. 21. Assisted the village os ruidoso with numerous projects throughout the village, alto lake, grindstone, wingfield park, noxious weed removal. 22. Was an essential program that helped with covid-19 relief efforts and filled in where partners could not resume daily field activities. 23. Buildt 2000 personal care and baby boxes to nm tribal communities for covid-19. 24. Delivered food boxes with roadrunner food bank to help alleviate covid-19 hardships. After project completed: 28 americorps successfully comleted service terms or successfully released from service due to covid-19. 97,000 scholarships were given to americorps members. 29,817 service hours completed. 28 members were economically disadvantaged. 6 college students enrolled in a degree seeking program or vocational training. 20 were emplyed after service with our program. 2 returned to high school.”

“Depreciation expense on equipment used for all projects.”