Winners of the National Trails Awards! Read all the details and see photos of trail workers, advocates, and leaders how were recognized at the National Trails Symposium in Little Rock .
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2008 National Recreation Trails Photo Contest
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Download the Powerpoint presentation from Dr. Richard Jackson's talk (.ppt file, 18.3MB) .
Report Measures Wildlife Watching’s Contribution to Nation’s Economy Increasing Physical Activity through Community Design "Dangerous trails of Duluth:" Accessible trail evaluation and repair in Duluth, MN
Trail horse users: a perspective on progress , by Gene WoodTrail users and land managers unite for sustainable equestrian trails Citizens’ campaign promotes trail funding bill in Arkansas Mountain bikes and metropolitan park districts : issues and trends in trail management Impact of the Little Miami Scenic Trail on Single Family Residential Property Values Notes on using Bedford's recycled plastic lumber for boardwalks Managing volunteers: developing and implementing an effective program The impact of aging populations on outdoor recreation by Ken Harris"Flow" experience among Appalachian Trail thru-hikers Assessment of Trails, Watercourses, Soils, and Redwood Forest Health , Joaquin Miller Park, CANebraska Rural Trails: Three Studies of Trail Impact Use of existing multi-use trails in New England Multi-use trails: Truly multi use on the Lansing River Trail Research on Recreation Trails and Trail Users: A Literature Review for The President’s Commission On Americans Outdoors The Business of Trails: a compilation of economic benefits
Mike Passo's opinion on "Why water trails are better than land trails "
Just don't tell me no: managing OHV recreational use on national forests
Linking research, legal mandates, and public input to update Michigan's OHV plan Building Trails, Protecting Resources: MA Environmental permitting and regulations
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