It’s election time for leadership positions and we encourage new candidates to come forth during this election cycle.
The Coalition of American Canyoneers is a volunteer based organization for the members by the members. We meet once per month via phone and have up to two retreats per year with electronic communication in between. We are always in need of individuals who are […]
Note: Past elections have indicated that a couple of rules seem to be necessary.
Your ballot will be rejected if:
1) More than one ballot is received from the same voter.
2) More than 3 candidates are listed on the ballot.
The meeting was opened by a message from Board President, Wolf Schuster welcoming everyone to the meeting and thanking all of the participants for scheduling time to attend.
• One of the main benefits discussed was the fact that an organized group is better able to access/have conversation with public and private land […]
The Coalition of American Canyoneers board members serve two-year terms, and elections are held for board positions each July. CAC held its first formal board election in July of 2012.
I started canyoneering in southern Nevada on my thirteenth birthday and have been hooked on exploring technical drainages ever since. As […]
We had a very productive board meeting about two weeks ago. Other then 501c(3) paperwork being filed, we feel the IBOD has performed its duty and it’s time for the elected board of directors to take over. The board will face a long list of issues in order to get the new organization up & running.
• We are […]
The last few weeks have been fairly productive for American Canyoneers. As of 21 March 2012, we are incorporated in Arizona. The next step is 501c(3) paperwork which will start in the middle of April. The access map is in the works and should be up for beta evaluation starting in a week or so. Membership is ready to go […]
Several people involved with canyoneering have express a desire for a weekly letter describing progress which is going on but not publicized. Since we are working with legal issues, sometimes progress can be slow, in the beginning these letters might be more monthly.
Currently Rich Rudow is working with a lawyer in Arizona. The legal papers will be […]
