Rachel Christian - THANK YOU!
This summer, and for the first time ever, WLP brought on WT seasonal staff! Rachel Christian is working hand in hand with our Trail Coordinator and Education Director to expand our programs and fill trail maintenance gaps, and we could not be more grateful for her help and hard work. Rachel is leading our most popular summer camp for kids ages 8-11—Forest Explorers—and is showing up every day ready to bring her own special magic to learning in the woods. You can also find Rachel hard at work out on the trail! Working with Sarah, our Trail Coordinator, Rachel has helped preserve our trails for years of future recreation. In addition to her regular trail projects, she has lent a helping hand in many volunteer trail events. Rachel has also contributed to the opening of the new Whitefish Legacy Center. Assisting with many maintenance and trail projects at the Legacy Center, she has been a great contribution to our team at Whitefish Legacy Partners!
Rachel has described her experience as “an amazing opportunity to be outside doing what I love, while serving the community. It has been awesome meeting so many people in the Flathead Valley who love the Whitefish Trail and what Whitefish Legacy Partners has accomplished. It’s been an honor to be apart of this organization this summer!” Thank you Rachel.
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Rachel's work with the Forest Explorers camp sounds amazing, and it's great to hear how she helped open the new Legacy Center too. I found the same kind of momentum in her projects that you see in colony flow colony flow when everything just clicks together.
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