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  • Mark keeps the work moving by servicing the chainsaw between cuts, sharpening the chain, topping off the bar oil, and making sure the equipment is ready for the next stretch of work. Well-maintained tools matter when there is serious restoration to be done, and Mark’s steady hands help keep the project running strong.

  • Austin and the Bobcat A770 are essential to the Pole Creek crew. Heavy lifting, clearing, stacking, and opening the land back up to sky and water all begin here. His work helps transform cut material into visible progress on the ground. It is satisfying work, and it shows.

  • Andrew, chainsaw in hand and stump at his feet, represents what restoration looks like in real time. One less juniper drawing water from the creek. One more step toward a healthier watershed. The work is physical, intentional, and tied directly to the future of this landscape.

    Together, the crew clears with purpose, leaves shelter where it matters for horses and wildlife, and restores the land with care.

“To be whole is to be in right relationship with all that is.”.

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