posted Jun 2, 2020
Aquidneck Land Trust (ALT) was formed in 1990 by a group of local residents concerned about the pace of real estate development and the increasing disengagement of residents and visitors from the Island’s natural resources. Community support has grown to attract and retain a fully-engaged staff, board of trustees, board of advisors, and other volunteers who serve on several governing and event committees.
posted Jun 2, 2020
The Rhode Island Land Trust Council is a coalition of the state’s land trusts - community-based organizations formed to protect our special places: the scenic open spaces, natural areas, farms, forests, historic sites, watersheds, and drinking water supplies that define the character of our communities and our state. Land trusts are protecting our heritage so that it will be a legacy for future generations.
posted Jun 2, 2020
We are mountain bicyclists of all abilities joining together to enjoy and promote the sport of mountain biking. Mountain biking is a privilege; therefore, we seek to balance our enjoyment of riding with responsible trail use. We are committed to preserving access to trails through education and advocacy. We volunteer significant time and effort to construct, preserve and improve trails for shared use.
posted Jun 2, 2020
The Friends of the Delaware Canal is an independent, non-profit organization working to restore, preserve, and improve the Delaware Canal and its surroundings. Our primary goals are to ensure the Canal is fully-watered from Easton to Bristol and the towpath trail is usable over its entire length.
posted Jun 1, 2020
The Kansas Trails Council began informally in 1974 when a group of trail enthusiasts joined together to build multi-use, natural surface, public trails near several Kansas lakes. In 1984, the KTC officially became a non-profit 501c3 corporation dedicated to promoting the development and enjoyment of Kansas trails.
posted Jun 1, 2020
The Kansas Land Trust is a private, non-profit organization helping landowners protect the natural character, working landscape, wildlife habitat and valuable natural resources on their property. Protecting these conservation values benefits both future landowners and the broader community.
posted Jun 1, 2020
The essence of our organization exists in our human spirit – a small but mighty group who are passionate about our horses, in-love with the great outdoors and possess the spirit and determination to keep our dream of horse trail riding in Nebraska alive for future generations.
posted Jun 1, 2020
The Northwest Nebraska Trails Association formed in early 2017 when a group of outdoor recreationists saw the need for a local organization to support the development, promotion and maintenance of the region’s outstanding trails resources for non-motorized exploration.
posted Jun 1, 2020
Incorporated in 1989, the Nebraska Trails Foundation exists to developing multi-use trails throughout Nebraska resulting in healthier lives, natural green space corridors, and improved quality of life for all.
posted Jun 1, 2020
The Nebraska Land Trust was founded in 2001 as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization, dedicated to the mission of protecting agricultural, historical, and natural resources on land in Nebraska through education, partnering and permanent conservation. From hardwood forests on our eastern bluffs to pine covered buttes in the Panhandle, Nebraska is a land of contrast and beauty.
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