Pathfinder III
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- First Name
- Kent
- Last Name
- Reynolds
- Member #
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1632
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- K6KNT
- Service Branch
- Retired Firefighter
I am hopping that this appointment helps get some stuff done in the US West. And you never know it might expand further.
PWORA Post Wildfire OHV Recovery alliance is a non profiit that is dedicated to restoring off road tracks after a forest fire.
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PWORA is proud and honored to welcome Kent Reynolds to the Board of Directors.
Kent currently works for Overland Bound as their Executive Director. One of his main responsibilities is to oversee the Trail Guardian program conducting numerous projects for the National Park Service and the USDA Forest Service each year.
He has 50+ years of off-roading, 4-wheeling, camping, and overlanding experience.
Kent retired as a Fire Chief for the Gold Ridge Fire District in Sonoma County and worked for the USFS for several seasons after retirement in OR.
He also brings experience to PWORA as a General Building contractor for 30 years (on his days off when not being a fireman).
Kent lives in El Dorado, El Dorado County, with his wife, Lucy, and 3 dogs. Notably, Kent started the Sierra Foothills Overlanders in 2017, the group that has adopted the Long Canyon Trail in the El Dorado NF. The trail was closed after the Caldoor fire in 2021, and Overland Bound used its Trail Guardian program to work on the trail and get it back open for OHV use.
Please join us in saying Welcome Aboard!
PWORA Post Wildfire OHV Recovery alliance is a non profiit that is dedicated to restoring off road tracks after a forest fire.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PWORA is proud and honored to welcome Kent Reynolds to the Board of Directors.
Kent currently works for Overland Bound as their Executive Director. One of his main responsibilities is to oversee the Trail Guardian program conducting numerous projects for the National Park Service and the USDA Forest Service each year.
He has 50+ years of off-roading, 4-wheeling, camping, and overlanding experience.
Kent retired as a Fire Chief for the Gold Ridge Fire District in Sonoma County and worked for the USFS for several seasons after retirement in OR.
He also brings experience to PWORA as a General Building contractor for 30 years (on his days off when not being a fireman).
Kent lives in El Dorado, El Dorado County, with his wife, Lucy, and 3 dogs. Notably, Kent started the Sierra Foothills Overlanders in 2017, the group that has adopted the Long Canyon Trail in the El Dorado NF. The trail was closed after the Caldoor fire in 2021, and Overland Bound used its Trail Guardian program to work on the trail and get it back open for OHV use.
Please join us in saying Welcome Aboard!
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