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Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crews 2005

Nat and Rachael Lopes

Nat and Rachael Lopes

Nat and Rachael travel the Western U.S. and Canada leading Trailbuilding Schools, working with local volunteers and land managers. Prior to working with IMBA, Rachael worked as an archaeologist with a breadth of experience that ranges from GIS mapping to soil sampling to burial exhumation. Nat worked as an independent marketing, design and photography consultant; he is also certified as a California Department of Forestry firefighter, a California State Park Docent, and in Wilderness First Aid. Rachael and Nat both hail from California, but have had the opportunity to explore some of the best riding throughout North America.

Jill Van Winkle and Chris Bernhardt

Jill and Chris

Before joining the Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crew, Chris Bernhardt and Jill Van Winkle lived in Hood River, Oregon. They were both very active with their local trails community, from Wilderness advocacy meetings to working on a new trail master plan to swinging a tool at workdays. They are also avid riders. Chris has his masters in urban and regional planning with experience in private and municipal planning. Jill has a background in plant biology and a passion for teaching. She has worked for the Forest Service, the Native Plant Society of Oregon, has 4 patents (in plant genetics), and has most recently worked in water quality analysis.

Program Coordinator

Aaryn Kay,
Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crew Year-End Report (2MB pdf file) - A snapshot of the Crews' accomplishments in 2005.

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