SUMMER 1997 — see articles below

News
Tucson, Arizona, hosts 1998 National Trails Symposium
Recreation and Wildlife: two views on the great trails debate
News from America's trails, state by state
People in the news: New BLM chief and Arizona trails coordinator

New Initiatives
Trails and Wildlife Task Force convened in Colorado
A report from AMERICAN TRAILS' Executive Director
AMERICAN TRAILS is helping implement Universal Trail Assessment

Commentary
A hello editorial by Pam Gluck

Legislation
ISTEA, Recreational Trails Funding, Threats to Railbanking, LWCF
E-mail your Congressman!

Resources
Partnership brings success to Nebraska trails
College course on OHV recreation ready
New resources and publications


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