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2016 Year in Review!
Here are a few highlights on whats been happening this year!
Fundraising
The AVMBA has been running multiple fundraising initiatives to raise funds to cover insurance so that the public can access trails, funds to replace unsafe boardwalks and more!
In 2016 fundraising initiatives included: BBQ's at local MTB races, a pool jump jam at Kentville Memorial Pool, and a 50/50 fundraiser.
Thanks to everyone who came out and supported the AVMBA!
Trail and MTB Advocacy
Being 'a positive voice' for mountain biking and trails in the Annapolis Valley is our mission. This year we were present at the Greenwood Wing Welcome, promoting local trails and our association.
We also volunteered to do bicycle safety inspections / basic tune-ups at two bicycle rodeos in West Hants.
Woodville Hiking Trails
'The Links' AKA The Woodville Hiking Trails is the largest trail system the the AVMBA maintains.
Keeping the trails clear of windfall is a big job!
Anima Mundi
This trail system located on the Gaspereau Mountain is one of the hidden gems of the Annapolis Valley.
Here we replaced an old bridge that crossed over this brook with a nice wide and low boardwalk. Thanks to NS Health and Wellness for the grant that allowed us to complete this project!
Anima Mundi got a new approximately 1.5 km trail as well this year. This project was funded through NS Health and Wellness. A nice addition to the trail system!
The snow late this spring made for an easy removal of this old boardwalk. We strive to keep our forests clean and enjoyable for all!
Fundraising
The AVMBA has been running multiple fundraising initiatives to raise funds to cover insurance so that the public can access trails, funds to replace unsafe boardwalks and more!
In 2016 fundraising initiatives included: BBQ's at local MTB races, a pool jump jam at Kentville Memorial Pool, and a 50/50 fundraiser.
Thanks to everyone who came out and supported the AVMBA!
Trail and MTB Advocacy
Being 'a positive voice' for mountain biking and trails in the Annapolis Valley is our mission. This year we were present at the Greenwood Wing Welcome, promoting local trails and our association.
We also volunteered to do bicycle safety inspections / basic tune-ups at two bicycle rodeos in West Hants.
Woodville Hiking Trails
'The Links' AKA The Woodville Hiking Trails is the largest trail system the the AVMBA maintains.
Keeping the trails clear of windfall is a big job!
Anima Mundi
This trail system located on the Gaspereau Mountain is one of the hidden gems of the Annapolis Valley.
Here we replaced an old bridge that crossed over this brook with a nice wide and low boardwalk. Thanks to NS Health and Wellness for the grant that allowed us to complete this project!
Anima Mundi got a new approximately 1.5 km trail as well this year. This project was funded through NS Health and Wellness. A nice addition to the trail system!
The snow late this spring made for an easy removal of this old boardwalk. We strive to keep our forests clean and enjoyable for all!
Friday 11 April 2014
2014 Student Career Opportunity: Annapolis Valley Mountain Bike Coordinator
The Annapolis Valley Mountain Bike
Association is seeking a motivated and energized person for the full-time,
seasonal position of Annapolis Valley Mountain Bike Coordinator. Responsibilities will include bicycle safety
education programming for all ages and abilities, including coordinating,
promoting and implementing children’s bike rodeos and Trips for Kids
programming. Planning, promoting and implementing a membership drive, volunteer
maintenance days, and developing local trail promotional materials will also be
a significant portion of the position. The
Coordinator will work closely with the AVMBA Executive, the Town of Wolfville Manager
of Recreation & Active Living, The Municipality of Kings Active Living
Coordinator, and other Kings County Municipal staff in connection with these
responsibilities. Applicants should have strong organizational skills and enjoy
working in a non-profit environment.
Desired
Qualifications:
·
two
years experience (or equivalent) in non-profit organizations
·
experience
in cycling education and/or safety programs
·
experience
in trail maintenance
·
familiarity
with Kings County, Kings County trails
·
familiarity
with cycling/ trail advocacy/ trail maintenance programs
·
leadership
experience & training for working with children and adults
·
event/
program planning experience
·
computer
skills including database, word processing, and graphics
·
online
outreach skills including website, html, email, and social networking
·
good
communication skills
·
highly
self-motivated, organized and results-oriented
·
a
commitment to promote cycling as recreation, sport and transportation
·
interest
in working with all abilities and ages
The hours for this Coordinator position are 35
hours/week, and will pay $12.00/hour. This position will require some work on
weeknights and weekends. Office space will be provided at the Town of Wolfville.
The successful applicant will be required to provide a criminal record check
and be willing to get a Child Abuse Registry Search done.
Please direct all completed
applications via email, or in person by Tuesday, April 15th, 2014, no later
than 4:30pm. We ask that you merge
your cover letter and resume into one document (resumes without cover letters
will not be considered). We thank all candidates for their interest; however,
only those considered will be contacted.
Email: recreation@wolfville.ca
In person: Town of Wolfville, 359 Main Street
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