The awards were presented on October 23, 2004, at the 17th National Trails Symposium in Austin, Texas.
The awards were presented on October 23, 2004, at the 17th National Trails Symposium in Austin, Texas.
2004 Hulet Hornbeck Award
Deb Schnack, retired director of the Planning and Development Division of the Missouri Dept. of Natural Resources for demonstrating longstanding, significant, and exemplary service to trail planning, implementation and recreation in the State of Missouri.
2004 Trails for Health Award
Jane is the Program Manager of the Alliance for Cardiovascular Health in Utah. Jane is committed to improving access to trails and promoting their use to increase physical activity throughout the state of Utah.
2004 Partnership Award - Level 1
Hudson River Valley Greenway for forming partnerships with citizens, organizations and agencies that had the overall goal of developing a plan that would provide about 1,000 miles of hiking opportunities along the Hudson River.
2004 Public Service Award
Tom is the Superintendent for the North Country and Ice Age National Scenic Trails
2004 Outstanding Media Award
Joli is a newspaper correspondent for the York Daily Record.
2004 Outstanding Media Award
Barbara Krebs is the newspaper correspondent with the York Dispatch.
2004 Trails and the Arts Award
The State of Connecticut has been widely recognized as the birthplace of American Impressionist art, where many prominent artists gathered at the turn of the 20th Century to paint the landscape.
2004 Planning and Design Award - Level One
Designer: Brushy Creek Regional National Recreation Trail
2004 Corporate Award
Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc. (VHB) has long been a supporter of trails in America.
2004 State of the Art Technology Award
City of Austin for their use of multiple technologies including GPS, GIS, print and Internet to increase efficiency in trail design, development, or maintenance throughout the City of Austin.
2004 Trail Sharing Award
Jefferson County Open Space, Colorado, for their successful trail sharing efforts demonstrated in their Volunteer Park Patroller/Bike Right programs.
