JEFFERSON CITY, MO (News First) – Mark Twain National Forest staff is recruiting people to serve on the Eleven Point Resource Advisory Committee.
The Forest Service is seeking 15 individuals, representing a wide range of forest connections, to volunteer to serve on this committee. Your last chance to apply is December 30th. To apply, go to fs.usda.gov. Completed application packets should be submitted before the 30th by email to sm.fs.r9mt11srsrac@usda.gov or mail a hardcopy to Michael Crump, Deputy Forest Supervisor at 401 Fairgrounds Road, Rolla, Missouri 65401.
Serving on the committee will provide a great experience to connect with others who care about their public lands, and an opportunity to help guide natural resource improvements. In recent years, the Eleven Point RAC approved 8 projects aimed at watershed restoration, stream stabilization, wildlife and fish habitat improvements, reduced sedimentation in waterways, trail rehab and road maintenance. Committee selections will be made so members represent a balanced perspective across a variety of interest areas. Members can represent recreation users, environmental organizations, elected officials, tribal representatives, school officials, natural resource industries and many other forest connections. Emphasis will be given to residents who live within the 29 counties containing Mark Twain National Forest lands.
Any questions, Kimberly Houf, the forest’s partnership coordinator at 573-261-9714.
