16th National Trails Symposium - Orlando, Florida POSTER SESSIONS

More than 30 posters, highlighting various greenways and trails projects, programs and issues from around the country, are being displayed in the Fiesta Ballroom Foyer. The posters will be on display from 1:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 10, through 10:45 a.m. on Wednesday, November 13. See biographies of speakers and program presenters.

The representative for each poster will be available during the 30-minute block of time listed below to discuss the poster and answer questions in an informal setting. Simply visit the poster gallery in the Fiesta Ballroom Foyer during the specified time to meet the representative. The reference number listed beside the poster name will help you locate the specific poster in the gallery area.

Field trips and mobile workshops are available on Saturday, Sunday, and Tuesday. Other educational sessions include Pre- and Post-Conference Programs and Universal Trail Assessment Training sessions as well as Concurrent Workshops.

Monday, November 11 -- Time: 9:15 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.

Route Inventory: The First Step in Seamless Management (1)

Tammy Pike, Arizona State Land Department

 

Charlotte Harbor Eco-Heritage Trails: Developing a Vision (5)

Gary Harrell, Charlotte County Metropolitan Planning Organization

 

Off-Road Vehicle Impacts on Southeastern Coastal Plain Ecosystems (9)

Linda Duever, Conway Conservation, Inc.

 

The Mississippi River Trail (13)

Dick Westfall, Illinois Department of Natural Resources

 

Lake Apopka Basin Master Plan: Greenways, Trails, Recreation, and Ecotourism (17)

Pat Tyjeski, Land Design Innovation, Inc.

 

Cady Way Trail in Orlando: Connecting Orlando with its Neighbors (21)

Jim Kimbler, Transportation Planning Bureau, City of Orlando

 

Connecting Communities through the American Heritage Rivers Initiative (25)

Deena Wells, Florida Department of Environmental Protection

 

Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail (28)

Debra Stucki, Florida State Parks

 

Monday, November 11 -- Time: 3:15 a.m. - 3:45 a.m.

9/11 National Day of Remembrance Trail (2)

David Brickley, Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation

 

Planning and Development of Pioneer Trails in Charlotte County (6)

Gary Harrell, Charlotte County Metropolitan Planning Organization

 

Desert National Wildlife Range Urban Interface Strategy (10)

Liz Smith-Incer, National Park Service

 

East Coast Greenway (14)

Karen Votava, East Coast Greenway Alliance

 

Development of a Mesoamerican Trail Network (18)

James Barborak, The Wildlife Conservation Society

 

Connecting with Trail Users through a Website (22)

Ray Hanson, Bureau of Land Management

 

Pathways to Project Success (26)

Frank Van Pelt, Seminole County Public Works Department

 

Lehigh Greenway Rail Trail (29)

Laureen Kornel, Flagler County Planning & Zoning

 

Implementation of a Municipal Trail Network (31)

John Flora, TEI Engineers & Planners

 
Tuesday, November 12 -- Time: 9:45 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

The East Central Regional Rail Trail (3)

Jenifer Domerchie, East Central Florida Regional Planning Council

 

Ethically Incorporating Off-Highway Vehicles into the Heritage of Hunting (7)

Emily McAllister, Tread Lightly!, Inc.

 

Inside Outside Las Vegas: Developing Trail Connectivity between the Las Vegas Valley Trail System and Public Lands Surrounding the Las Vegas Valley (11)

Liz Smith-Incer, National Park Service

 

Mountain Biker Trail Preferences: Fact or Fiction? (15)

Mike Reeder, Orange County Harbors, Beaches & Parks, CA

 

Bike to Beach Trail (19)

Jim Rucquoi, Florida Bicycle Association

 

The Friendship Trail: A Cooperative Venture (23)

Brian Smith, Pinellas County Planning Department

 

Trail Funding and Construction in a Rural County: The Success of the Cross Island Trail of Queen Anne's County, Maryland (27)

Richard McIntyre, Queen Anne's County Department of Parks & Recreation

 

New Mechanized Equipment for Trail Construction (30)

Don Clymer, USDA Forest Service, Allegheny National Forest

 
Wednesday, November 13 -- Time: 10:15 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

From Concept to Construction - A Case Study in Collaboration: The Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway, Marion County, Florida (4)

Ronald Sill, Reynolds, Smith and Hills, Inc.

 

The Pinellas Trail &endash; It Goes On and On (8)

Brian Smith, Pinellas County Planning Department

 

Full Circle Ecotourism (12)

Michael Kelley, The Florida Companies

 

Brooker and Beyond: Creating an Environmental Greenway in Florida's Most Populous County (16)

Craig Huegel, Pinellas County Department of Environmental Management

 

Crossing Ecological Boundaries: Effects of Recreational Trails (20)

Christy Carr, EDAW, Inc.

 

Scenic Byways: Not Just for Automobiles Anymore (24)

Douglas Allen, TEI Engineers & Planners

 

Colorado Front Range Trail Corridor Plan (32)*

Ann Moss, Shapins Associates

 

The National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (NOHVCC) Adventure Trail

This mobile educational display promoting responsible trail ethics is located in the NOHVCC truck in the outdoor exhibit area. The display can be viewed anytime during the symposium. A NOHVCC representative will be available at the vehicle during each of the four 30 minute poster times listed above to discuss the display and answer questions.

* Representative will not be available

• Information on restaurants, recreation, arts, events, and attractions in Orlando/Orange County
• Thanks to our Symposium Sponsors!
• Registration information is available on the American Trails website or download the pdf version of the Registration Brochure. -- or Download and print Registration Form -- On-line Registration

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