Advancing Trails Awards

American Trails presents the National & International Trails Awards Program to recognize the tremendous contributions of volunteers, professionals, and other leaders who are working for the betterment of trails both nationally and internationally in both rural and urban settings.

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posted Jan 16, 2018

Texas: Howard Peak

During his time as Mayor of San Antonio (1997-2001), Howard Peak initiated policy directives that helped to form the basis for the San Antonio Greenway System.

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South Dakota: Kim Raap

Kim Raap has served as Park Manager in various parks in South Dakota as well as State Trails Coordinator in both South Dakota and Wyoming.

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South Carolina: Berkeley Soil and Water Conservation District

As one of South Carolina’s 46 conservation districts, the BSWCD was chartered in 1943 and is committed to the conservation, stewardship and wise use of our abundant natural resources.

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Pennsylvania: Ron Steffey

Ron Steffey is Executive Director of the Allegheny Valley Land Trust.

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Oregon: Gary Chapman - Corvallis to the Sea Trail Partnership

The Corvallis to the Sea Trail Partnership began as a coalition of individuals and groups sharing a common vision for a 60+ mile trail for hikers, mountain bikers and equestrians stretching from the Willamette Valley and over the Coast Range to the Pacific Ocean.

posted Jan 16, 2018

New York: Irene Szabo

Irene Szabo is currently the Program Director of the Finger Lakes Trail Conference (FLTC).

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Nevada: Elise McAllister

Elise has been an enthusiastic OHV user, and advocate for enhanced recreational opportunities.

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New Mexico: Deirdre Monroe

Deirdre Monroe fits this description as she continually promotes and gives voice to the 67,000 acres of the Santa Fe National Forest called the Caja Del Rio.

posted Jan 16, 2018

New Jersey: Wally Tunsion

Wally Tunison is a long-standing member of the New Jersey Trails Council representing mountain biking interests.

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New Hampshire: Tom DiMaggio

Tom’s primary love and dedication for trails comes through his passion for dog sledding. Through a variety of organizations, committees, and positions Tom is a man of many trail hats.

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