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Download the Sponsor/Exhibitor packet (pdf 120 kb)
Download the Exhibitor Rules & Regulations (pdf 40 kb)

Are you interested in exhibiting at, or sponsoring, the Symposium? Check out these links:

Thanks to our generous Symposium Sponsors!
We would like to thank the generous sponsors who are making the National Trails Symposium possible:

Bald Eagle ~ $25,000 or more

Red-Tailed Hawk~ $15,000

Peregrine Falcon ~ $10,000

Cattle Egret ~ $5,000

Arkansas Game & Fish Commission

John Deere

Trails Unlimited

Pileated Woodpecker ~ $2,500

Pulaski County

US Army Corps of Engineers - Little Rock District

US Fish & Wildlife Service

American Kestrel ~ $1,000 - $1,200

Blue-Winged Teal ~ $700 - $800

Eastern Meadowlark ~ $500

Great Crested Flycatcher (Nonprofit) ~ $200-600

Painted Bunting ~ $300

Downy Woodpecker ~ $100

Eastern Bluebird ~ $25

Download the Sponsor/Exhibitor packet (pdf 120 kb)
Download the Exhibitor Rules & Regulations (pdf 40 kb)

American Trails, P.O. Box 491797, Redding, CA 96049-1797 • (530) 547-2060
• Fax: (530) 547-2035 • Symposium@americantrails.org • www.AmericanTrails.org

All sponsorships/ exhibits paid in full by July 31, 2008 will receive a 10% Fee Discount!

Symposium index

Programs:

Schedule
Featured workshops
Mobile workshops
Mini-workshops
Concurrent sessions

Sponsors and Exhibitors:

Sponsors
Be a sponsor
Sponsorship levels

Awards and volunteers:

National Awards
Be a volunteer
Volunteer signup
Planning team

How to attend:

Registration
Hotels
Travel

Past and future of the National Trails Symposium:

Quad Cities 2006
Austin 2004
Chattanooga 2010

2006 Awards
2008 Awards

More about trails in Little Rock and Arkansas:

The "Medical Mile" project

Art and Health on the Medical Mile

More photos: Cool Trail Solutions

The "Big Dam Bridge" project

Little Rock's Arkansas River Trail

Arkansas conquers a trails funding crisis

Little Rock Parks & Recreation

The Mississippi River Trail

Arkansas Trails page

Ozark-St. Francis National Forests

Ouachita National Forest

Symposium will celebrate 40th anniversary of National Trails System Act