-: The people that we're working with,
the people that I work with in the office,
our outdoor educators that come through,
but especially our participants.
You know, one trip can be students
who are experiencing this experience that
we're providing for the first time.
Another could be an AP environmental science class
that are diving deeper into what we're offering.
And another experience could be, you know,
a group of individuals with differing abilities
and we're using our adaptive gear to make sure
that they can paddle just as anybody else.
So, it's just the wide range of different people
we're working with and making sure that
the passions that we feel, making the outdoors successful,
and just playing outdoors, can be felt by everybody.
As a non-profit, there's just so many things
to do and not enough people,
and just, you know, everybody has the best intentions,
and we wanna, you know, do all of these things,
and that's a hard thing to juggle, I think, anywhere,
is prioritizing those especially important tasks
even though everything seems to be so important.
So, I mean, I say that that's a challenge,
but it's also a really fun, cool thing
because we all do wear so many hats.
And, I think, with those challenges come
successes, as well.
We're working with super passionate people,
and people are the most hardest working folks that I've met.
So, it's challenging, but it's also fun.