posted Feb 28, 2018
Ken Bryan is a native Floridian who enjoys the warm outdoor lifestyle the state’s trails and beaches offer. He built his first trails as a young boy in the woods nearby his home in North Florida, but times have changed. Where he once was sworn to sec...
posted Feb 28, 2018
Steve Buchtel is the Executive Director of Trails for Illinois, a non-profit advocacy organization that’s turning homes into trailheads statewide. Prior to that, Steve was a community bicycle planner and the south suburban coordinator for Active Tran...
posted Feb 28, 2018
Gabriel Perkins is at least a fifth-generation resident of Bethel, ME. Since 2014, he has served as theExecutive Director of Mahoosuc Pathways, a trail building and conservation organization. Gabeholds a degree in Environmental Policy and Planning fr...
posted Feb 28, 2018
Emily Roth has worked as the Senior Planner -Environmental at Portland Parks & Recreation since 2008. She has been dedicated to natural resource planning, policy, and management in Oregon for over 22 years. At PP&R she has led numerous planni...
posted Feb 28, 2018
Reid Ammann has been working on the Washington State Trails Database Project since it began in January of 2014. While taking night classes for GIS at the University of Washington, Reid and his classmate were offered a chance to start up the proposed ...
posted Feb 28, 2018
Jenny Konwinski is the GIS Technical Lead for the Washington Statewide Trails Project and has been involved with the effort since April 2014. She has been working with GIS and related technologies since 1994. She has provided computer mapping and ana...
posted Feb 28, 2018
Max Woodbury is a GIS Specialist with Metro’s Research Center. He has over 15 years of experience working with spatial data in the area of natural resources, parks and natural areas, and trail planning. In his spare time he plays wheelchair rugby, se...
posted Feb 28, 2018
Alex Oreschak is a transportation planner for Maricopa Association of Governments, with a focus on non-motorized transportation projects. He leads MAG’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Program, including the regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee, the bike...
posted Feb 20, 2018
Joe Dadey is Interim Executive Director of Adirondack Hamlets to Huts, a brand new hut system in its final planning stages. He and his business partner Jack Drury have run a model planning process and developed great techniques for working with state...
