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We want to thank these vitally important members of American Trails. Their generous contributions enable us to work for trails and greenways for ALL Americans! Please visit our Patrons' websites and learn more about their services and goals:
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See details below, and visit these great sponsors and help them support trails and greenways across America!
Provides design/build trail construction services; mapping is a specialty; and consulting on specification writing, and joint volunteers-agency projects; wide experience in Southern California, but nationwide project availability. Email: hans@bellfreecontractors.com or Phone: 909-793-4501
City of Redding, CA Community Services
Our vision is:
Cross Alert
Systems provides active warning systems
for recreational path/public road
intersections. Most dangerous vehicle/path
user interactions occur because vehicle
drivers don't have a good sight distance
from the road to the trail due to
brush, trees, parked cars or buildings
blocking the visibility. Our systems
detect path users using infrared detection
and use that detection to trigger
flashing warning lights to vehicles,
providing sight distance where sight
distance is restricted. These units
are solar-powered and use radio signals
for intra-pole communication, reducing
installation costs. A trail counter
is integrated into our package. Please
see our movie at http://www.crossalert.com/movie.
Phone us at (866) 276-7725
The Ditch Witch organization specializes in the design and manufacture of high-quality underground construction equipment. The company is a one-stop source for trenchers, vibratory plows, pneumatic piercing tools, backhoes, electronic guidance and locating tools, horizontal directional drilling systems, drill pipe, downhole tools, vacuum excavation systems, excavator-tool carriers, mini skid steers, and Zahn® family of power utility equipment. All of these products are recognized around the world for their advanced design, rugged construction, long-term durability, ease of use, and reliability. Contact: (800) 654- 6481, email info@ditchwitch.com, visit www.ditchwitch.com, or follow us on Facebook and YouTube.
MaxiForce manufactures a wide variety of patented collapsible, removable, fixed, lighted, and concealable bollards. They take pride in the craftsmanship of their products and their attention to detail is unparalleled. MaxiForce understands the value of protecting the
heritage of our outdoor spaces and creating a safe and secure environment for its users.
For more information, visit the MaxiForce website at www.maxiforcebollards.com. Contact: Ashley Harrison at aharrison@maxiforcebollards.com or (410) 552-9888.
With over 50 years of bridge design experience, the engineers at Pioneer Bridges have the ability to meet any bridge need. Pioneer Bridges are perfect for hiking/ biking trails, golf courses, highway overpasses, industrial conveyor/pipe supports and vehicular bridges (one or two lane). From small garden bridges and private driveway bridges to long clear span pedestrian bridges spanning wetlands and heavy highway loadings required by the construction industry, Pioneer has the right bridge for any project. With licensed professional engineers, certified welders, a Certified Welding Inspector on staff, and an AISC certified fabrication facility, you can rest assured that your bridge project will be designed and fabricated with the highest level of quality available in the industry. Contact: Skip Wilson at (866) 708-5778 or email swilson@pioneerbridges.com.
The McConnell
Foundation The McConnell Foundation's
200-acre Lema Ranch and adjacent Churn
Creek property in Redding, California
include over eight miles of walking
trails. This trail system was developed
by The Foundation to provide a serene
environment for the public to enjoy
as they walk, birdwatch, or appreciate
the many varieties of plants. Five
ponds, built by the Lema family in
the early 1950s, were improved in
1997 to encourage aquatic plant communities,
which provide wildlife habitat and
improve the water quality. Biofilters
heavy plantings of aquatic plants
slow the water down as it runs
into the pond and cleanse the water
of chemicals and harmful runoff. An
ongoing effort to establish perennial
grasses and reduce invasive, non-native
plants is underway. The mission of
The McConnell Foundation is helping
build better communities through philanthropy.
The Foundation is also the primary
funder of the Sundial Bridge at Turtle
Bay Exploration Park. The McConnell
Foundation, 800 Shasta View Drive,
Redding, CA 96003 (530) 226-6200 www.mcconnellfoundation.org
Over 40,000 trails throughout North America all with detailed trail maps and driving directions from published guidebooks. Get your free 14-day trial today! Visit www.trails.com or contact BryceStevens at bryce.stevens@demandmedia.com, Ken Clark at ken.clark@demandmedia.com, or call them at 206-286-0888.
Trails Unlimited
is an internal team within the USDA
Forest Service called an Enterprise
Unit. The objective of these units
is to focus on more businesslike approaches
to operating agencies within the Federal
Government. Trails Unlimited, begun
in 1999, integrates training, consultation
and construction into a field level
trail project that combines information
transfer, education, and training,
while completing a project in one
package. Accomplishments include:
Trails Unlimited: A USDA Forest Service Enterprise 105A Grand Ave., Monrovia, CA 91016 (626) 233-4309 - clockwood01@fs.fed.us - www.trailsunlimited.com
A full line of stock signs and specializes in custom signs for various organizations and other natural resource professionals. Contact Voss Signs today at PO Box 553, Manlius, NY 13104, or by phone at 800-473-0698, or visit their website at www.vosssigns.com.
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