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✓ Published: 23-Dec-2014
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As the Conservation and Responsible Recreation Manager, Katherine Hollis leads The Mountaineers’ initiatives to protect natural and recreational resources onpublic lands and to educate and engage our members, and Washington's recreating public, on responsible recreation and conservation issues. From learning to climb as a college student in Vermont, to over a decade as an instructor and program manager with Outward Bound in Colorado, North Carolina and Patagonia, Katherine has lived and work
As the Conservation and Responsible Recreation Manager, Katherine Hollis leads The Mountaineers’ initiatives to protect natural and recreational resources onpublic lands and to educate and engage our members, and Washington's recreating public, on responsible recreation and conservation issues. From learning to climb as a college student in Vermont, to over a decade as an instructor and program manager with Outward Bound in Colorado, North Carolina and Patagonia, Katherine has lived and work
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