posted Oct 12, 2022
The State Forests Trust of Oregon is the new name for the Trust (formerly Tillamook Forest Heritage Trust). Since 1999, the non-profit has served as a catalyst for private/public partnerships in support of the recreation, education and interpretation mission on Oregon’s state forest lands. The Trust has grown from focusing only on state forests in the northwest corner of the state to supporting state forests across the entire state. The Trust continues to raise funds that support experiences that help forest visitors and others better understand, use, and appreciate Oregon unique state-managed forests.
posted Feb 16, 2023
The official source of visitor information for the State of Washington.
posted Apr 10, 2024
In 2022 NJ State Park Service was awarded $103,000.00 from the Recreational Trails Program grant to fund the Statewide Conservation Trails Crew Program, a partnership with two Youth Corps located within overburdened communities/environmental justice communities and NJ State Parks.
posted Nov 22, 2021
The Fourteeners Initiative hires crews and youth corps and utilizes volunteers to maintain, reroute and repair the trails that take hikers to the high country. Conditions are sometimes dangerous and always difficult to conduct much needed trail maintenance.
posted Apr 10, 2024
Washington Trails Association (WTA) has been engaging volunteers in trail maintenance for 30 years. Since 1993, WTA has engaged more than 44,000 volunteers who have contributed more than 2.4 million hours of service to trails in Washington. As part of this robust program, WTA has been offering volunteer trail maintenance opportunities specifically for youth since 2005.
posted May 30, 2018
Steep Rock Association, Inc., is a land trust, protecting land in Washington, Connecticut, and surrounding communities since 1925.
posted Jun 5, 2019
Steffey Trail Connections will assist non-profits and municipalities to develop a vision for trails and make those dreams a reality.
posted Dec 25, 2017
Step into Cuba is a program to promote healthy physical activity through development of sidewalks, paths, trails, social support, and opportunities for lifestyle change in the Village of Cuba, New Mexico.
posted Dec 13, 2022
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
posted Dec 25, 2017
Steve Anderson of Tucson, Arizona, is Principal Planner of Pima County Natural Resources Parks & Recreation Department.
