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Organizing Outdoor Volunteers Second Edition Moore, Roger et al. Publisher:  Appalachian Mountain Club Year Published:  1992   Pages:  111pp   Price:  $7.50   Resource Type:  Book The heart of the book is quite simple-focus on primary tasks with volunteered-centered projects that have an immediate positive effect on the environment. One success creates the motivation for further efforts. It is a how-to book that presents a step-by step approach to building or strengthening conservation organizations without getting bogged down in bureaucracy. Topics Conservation Conservation Organizations Conservation Recreation Environmental Advocacy Environmental Protection Grassroots Campaigns Trails Volunteer Development Volunteer Management Volunteer Policies & Procedures Volunteer Work Volunteer Work/Research & Promotion Volunteers

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