Community Service Award

This award honors a trail organization that performs exceptional community service relating to but beyond trail work per se. This service could include actions or projects that contribute to making their communities better places to live, improve the natural environment, support worthy causes, and demonstrate preeminent volunteerism.

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posted Jan 29, 2018

Pinetop-Lakeside TRACKS (AZ White Mountain Trail System)

In 1987 a White Mountain, Arizona, horsemen’s association of 25 members organized a volunteer group, TRACKS, to build and maintain trails for horseback riding.

posted Jan 10, 2018

Northwest Youth Corps

Northwest Youth Corps has been building trails to the future 1984, helping more than 18,000 diverse young people through opportunities to improve the natural environment.

posted Dec 25, 2017

Senator Tom Torlakson

Senator Torlakson represents California’s 7th Senate District which includes most of Contra Costa County, portions of which are within the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.

posted Dec 25, 2017

Jim Meyer, Trails4All

Since the cleanup of Trabuco Canyon in 1995 Jim has helped clean the canyons.

posted Dec 25, 2017

Coal River Group

In 2004, the Coal River was listed as one of the ten most endangered rivers in the country. Partly because of the river’s listing, the Coal River Group was formed.

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