"The Register" Blog

The CLC provides valuable training and work experience to 18- to 25-year-olds who are new to the outdoors by offering professional development in the fields of natural resource and trail management. Jeremiah “Jay” Roy, is a 2016 member of this inaugural program. In this post he gives a brief description of CLC's week as part of the seasonal Konnarock crew!

Partnerships are nothing new for A.T. Clubs. They’ve been doing this for decades, but here’s a few stories of recent projects that capture how they’re working with other organizations to implement greater impact.

The 2016 Konnarock Crew season has wrapped up. Check out this video to see all the great work and fun all the crew sessions had this year!

Volunteers are the soul of the Appalachian Trail. Without them, the Trail would not persist and continue to change and grow. This video showcases a number of ways to demonstrate to A.T. volunteers of all kinds just how much they are appreciated!

Club Roundup: Advocacy in Action: Find out how clubs are letting their voices be heard on topics that are important to them.

The CLC provides valuable training and work experience to 18- to 25-year-olds who are new to the outdoors by offering professional development in the fields of natural resource and trail management. Adriana Rodas is a 2016 member of this inaugural program. In this post she gives a brief description of CLC's Orientation week!

Shingling is a great waterbar technique when large rocks are scarce. Matt Stevens, ATC Conservation Resources Manager shares the nuances of this technique through this short video.

There are a variety of ways to deal with human fecal waste in the backcountry; here’s a video that explains one approach in high elevation, high use sites.