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GREENWAYS and URBAN TRAILS PLANNING - see also Technical Services

• Alta Planning+Design www.altaplanning.com Alta is one of North America's leading firms specializing in progressive transportation planning, design, and implementation. We focus on multi-modal solutions, particularly bicycle, pedestrian and trail corridors and systems. Alta provides a full range of services including master plans, corridor plans, project design, construction documents and observation, sign plans, plan updates, technical assistance, Safe Routes to School, training, bicycle parking design, bicycle/pedestrian integration with transit, environmental review and documentation. We also offer complete landscape architecture and engineering services. Alta Planning+Design, Michael Jones, Principal, 707 C Street, San Rafael, CA 94901; e-mail mgjones@altaplanning.com - Phone: 415.482.8660; Fax: 415.482.8603

• The GreenWay Team, led by Urban Edges, Inc. and DHM Design Corporation, is a conglomeration of experts offering creative talents and over 25 years of practical experience in the planning, design and implementation of greenway, trail and open space projects. The GreenWay Team also works effectively with community groups, raises project funds, secures rights-of-way, and coordinates design & construction of projects. Urban Edges Inc., 8 White Fir Circle, Littleton, CO 80127, (303) 904-9415, green49@aol.com; DHM Design Corporation, 1390 Lawrence Street, Suite 100, Denver, CO 80211, (303) 892-5566, bneumann@dhmdesign.com - www.dhmdesign.com

• Loris and Associates, Inc. (LORIS) is committed to making small contributions— one trail at a time— to the establishment and expansion of our country's diverse network of trails. We specialize in urban corridors and shared-use paths as well as mountain trails in challenging terrain. Our design experience also includes pedestrian bridges, retaining walls, underpasses, structures, streetscapes, and traffic calming features. Our low-impact, environmentally sensitive designs focus on delivering exceptional user experience while also meeting federal, AASHTO, ADA, and/or DOT requirements. LORIS has worked on several projects funded through the FHWA Transportation Enhancement Program. Loris and Associates, Inc., Scott Belonger P.E., 2585 Trailridge Drive East, Lafayette, CO 80020; Phone (303) 444-2073 x 603, Fax (303) 444-0611 - sbelonger@lorisandassociates.com

• Urban Edges, Inc., has worked since 1983 on projects from the Platte River Greenway to the Grand Canyon Greenway: www.sspf.org/partners/Searns.htm

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BACKCOUNTRY and NATURAL SURFACE TRAIL WORK

• Anasazi Trails, Inc. is owned and operated by Tony Boone and Cuatro Hundley; its primary business is developing and managing sustainable, shared-use, natural surface trails and will be marketing trail consulting, planning, design, construction and maintenance services to several states. The Corporate Office in Madrid, New Mexico, will serve the Four Corners Region, the Cross Timbers Office in St. Jo will serve North Texas and Oklahoma, and the Hill Country Office in Fair Oaks will serve South Texas. Contacts: Corporate Office, 9 South Arroyo Rd., Madrid, NM 87010 (505) 660-3151 dirt@anasazitrailsinc.com; Cross Timbers Branch Office, 407 Broad Street, Saint Jo, TX 76265; Hill Country Branch Office, 39373 Duberry Ridge, Fair Oaks Ranch, TX 78015

• Appalachian Landscape Management (ALM) is a national full service recreational trail development firm with over a decade of management and construction experience. We serve non-profit organizations, governments, private landowners, and community developers. ALMÕs creative approach to trail planning, design and construction produces sustainable, aesthetically pleasing and highly naturalistic trail results. Our comprehensive portfolio includes innovative project solutions for mountain biking, hiking, ADA accessible, wetland, interpretive, and equestrian trails. For more information contact Appalachian Landscape Management: Deno Contos, President, 4525 Braselton Hwy, Hoschton, Ga 30548; Ph. & Fax (770) 614-7830 - Cell (770) 503-5993.

• Arrowhead Trails, Inc. specializes in the planning and development of multiple-use trail systems for bicyclists, runners, hikers, and equestrians. ATI has designed and constructed over 150 miles of sustainable, natural surface trails in Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, Idaho, South Carolina, and Texas. ATI clients include municipalities, counties, federal/state agencies, ski resorts, land trusts, non-profits, ranches, and private landowners. Arrowhead Trails, Inc.: Tony Boone, President 11121 County Rd. 240, Salida, CO 81201-9226 (720) 244-7804 - Fax (719) 539-6584 - boone@www.arrowheadtrails.com

• Bellfree Contractors, Inc. 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: Contact Roger Bell, President, Bellfree Contractors, Inc.: 505 Cypress, Redlands, CA 92373; Phone (909) 793-4501; Fax (909) 793-6921; www.naturtec.com - Interested in trail building work?

• Morton Trails plans and designs sport and recreational trails across North American and internationally. Led by two-time Olympian John Morton, we specialize in multi-purpose trails suited particularly for cross country skiing, walking, running, hiking, biking, snowshoeing, equestrian and other outdoor activities. Morton Trails also specializes in working with landowners, developers, communities, and government agencies to maximize economic benefits and property values associated with a well-planned trail system. For more information, visit www.mortontrails.com.

• Founded in 1976 as the Western Trailbuilders Association and renamed in 2004, the Professional Trailbuilders Association is North America's largest private sector group of trail specialists, trail contractors, designers, and consultants. Members work with federal, state, and local governments, special districts, non-profit organizations, and private landowners. PTBA promotes professional trail contracting and consulting as cost-effective means to design, build, and maintain sustainable, high-quality trails; helps trailbuilders improve skills and abilities; and encourages networking. PTBA hosts the Trailbuilders Conference each February, the largest annual national trail conference devoted to trail design, construction, and maintenance. Professional Trailbuilders Association: Don Hays, Treasurer, Box 7672, Tahoe City, CA 96195 (530) 583-9128 - Fax (530) 583-1372 - donaldhays@thegrid.net

• TrailArts blends the artistry of nature with the sciences of sustainable resource management to provide the highest quality natural-surface trail systems. We assist the public and private sectors with the planning, layout, construction, re-construction, and maintenance of shared use-trails that maximize user satisfaction while minimizing impacts to the surrounding environment. TrailArts specializes in providing innovative and cost-effective solutions for the development and management of natural-surface multi-user recreational trails in any variety of urban, suburban, rural or back-country setting. Our intuitive understanding of natural resource, land use, and recreation management is based on extensive experiences in the field and more than a decade of recreation advocacy, trail consulting and trail construction. TrailArts, Dave Dessel, P.O. Box 38186 Colorado Springs, CO 80937; Ph. (719) 460-7759 - Fax (719) 447-9340 - dave@trailarts.com

• We at Trail Design Specialists are dedicated to creating the best trail experience possible with the least amount of maintenance. That type of goal requires us to be at the top of our game every day and we constantly remind ourselves that building great trails is not just a matter of moving dirt but creating a positive experience for all designated users. This is accomplished through proper trail design and construction techniques, Trail Master Training Courses, consulting and problem solving. We've been fortunate enough to work with land agencies and advocacy groups on shared use and single use trails for hikers, mountain bikers, horses, and OHV. Please look us up on our webpage at www.traildesign.com or call Mike Riter at 678-410-8021.

• The USDA Forest Service T.E.A.M.S. Enterprise is a group of Forest Service Employees who provides trail planning and implementation services to multiple agencies. T.E.A.M.S. can provide government agencies with optimal trail location reviews, parcel easement or acquisition assistance, design of a Geographic Information System (GIS) database and an interactive website using ESRI's Internet Mapping Software (ArcIMS). T.E.A.M.S. can provide one resource specialist or an entire inter-disciplinary team to conduct trail relocation National Environmental Planning Act (NEPA) analysis. T.E.A.M.S., USDA Forest Service: Liz LaPorta, GIS Ecologist, 2231 Co Bar Trail, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 (928) 213-5558 - Fax (928) 214-7076 llaporta@fs.fed.us or Bill Hay at (707) 246-7468 - bhay@fs.fed.us

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TOOLS and SUPPLIES for TRAIL BUILDING and MAINTENANCE

• Arrowhead Trails, Inc. distributes SWECO Trail Dozers, IHI Mini Excavators, and Canycom Crawler Carriers. The same machinery they rely on to create the most cost effective, sustainable, and user-friendly trails on the planet! Arrowhead Trails, Inc. Tony Boone, President 11121 County Rd. 240, Salida, CO 81201-9226 (720) 244-7804 - Fax (719) 539-6584 - boone@www.arrowheadtrails.com

• Beneficial Designs works towards universal access through research, design, and education to enhance the quality of life for people of all abilities. This is accomplished through the development and marketing of technology for daily living, vocational, and leisure activities. Trails related projects include developing the Universal Trail Assessment Process (UTAP) and the Rotational Penetrometer (objective measurement device to determine firmness and stability of outdoor surfaces). Related UTAP projects include TrailWare (data analysis software) and Trail Explorer (website for Trail Access Information). Beneficial Designs also performs rehabilitation research, contract design, legal consultation, standards development, and serves as a rehabilitation information resource. Beneficial Designs, Peter Axelson, Director of Research & Development, 1617 Water St., Suite B, Minden, NV 89423; Phone (775) 783-8822; Fax (775) 783-8823. peter@beneficialdesigns.com

• John Deere & Company (NYSE:DE) is the world's leading manufacturer of agricultural and forestry equipment, a major manufacturer of construction equipment, and leading supplier of equipment used in lawn, grounds and turf care. John Deere also manufactures and markets engines used in heavy equipment and provides landscape and worldwide financial services. Since it was founded in 1837, the company has extended its heritage of integrity, quality, commitment and innovation around the globe. John Deere & Company, Cheryl Salley, Manager, Sponsored Programs, One John Deere Place, Moline, IL 61265, (309) 748-7961 Ð Fax (309) 748-7953 - SalleyCherylA@JohnDeere.com

New Ergonomic Waste Bin from Witt Industries Makes Trailhead Maintenance Easy

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SIGNS and INTERPRETATION

• Rhino Marking & Protection Systems: Manufacturer of the Rhino TriView™ post, the highly visible triangular design ensures that your message can be seen from any direction. Durable and flexible, it withstands repeated vehicle impacts and still returns to its original upright position. UV light stabilizers protect the bright color of the post from fading. Convert trail use quickly and simply by using our TriView Toppers™ designed to be used over existing TriView or fiberglass trail marker posts. Protect your posts from fading with our rugged lightweight line of fiber-reinforced marker posts with our exclusive PolyTech™ Coating that totally blocks ultraviolet light from reaching the fiberglass core of the post for at least 20 years. Along with ensuring the color of the post does not fade it prevents the fiberglass from being exposed and causing slivers. Other marking options include surface markers (Soil Markers™, Curb Markers™, Pavement Markers, Pavement Decals), Poly Signs, Photoluminescent Signs. Road/Trail Closed Markers, as well as many others. Rhino Marking & Protection Systems, John Hohol, National Market Manager, 1204 West 96th Street, Bloomington, MN 55431, Tel: 800-522-4343 - jhohol@RhinoMarkers.com

• Voss Signs, LLC For over 36 years, Voss Signs has provided a full line of stock signs and specializes in custom signs for various organizations and other natural resource professionals. Signs are screen printed on aluminum or plastic with durable fade resistant inks providing long-term outdoor use. Custom signs can be made for many applications such as: Trail identification, posted signs, boundary markers and warning signs, to name a few. Voss Signs, LLC, Mary Walser, Sales, P.O. Box 553, Manlius, NY 13104 (800) 473-0698 - Fax (315) 682-7335 - vosssigns@vosssigns.com

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PRODUCTS for TRAILS and RECREATION FACILITIES

• Clivus Multrum, Inc. designs, manufactures, and sells composting toilets and greywater irrigation systems with the aim of conserving water and keeping nutrients in human waste from becoming a source of pollution. For more than 30 years, Clivus has provided environmentally sound waste treatment solutions to customers in North America and beyond. Their systems come in a full range of sizes and can accommodate virtually any circumstance. Clivus clients include government, commercial, institutional, and residential customers. They regularly assist clients with design, installation, and maintenance of our systems. All Clivus systems are NSF and ADA approved. Clivus Multrum, Inc., 15 Union Street, Lawrence, MA 01840, (800) 425-4887, (978) 725-5591 -- Fax (978) 557-9658 - forinfo@clivusmultrum.com

• Cross Alert Systems produces early warning systems for recreational path/public road intersections. The system provides improved visibility to vehicles of path activity at intersections where the sight distance is poor. The Cross Alert System uses motion detection on the path to trigger warning beacons that are flashed to approaching vehicle traffic. These devices use solar power with battery backup to power the system (A/C models are also available). Wireless signals are used for communication between poles. Cross Alert Systems, Ken Block, President, 3970 Post Rd., 2nd Floor, Warwick, RI 02886 (866) 276-7725 or (401) 486-4152 - Fax (401) 558-0005 - kblock@crossalert.com

• Eco-counter specializes in outdoor cyclist and pedestrian counting. With our counters installed at over 1000 sites, we provide a wide range of accurate systems for monitoring traffic counts on trails, sidewalks or roads. Our technology has been developed specifically to count walkers and bicyclists and to help managers understand what is happening "out there." Fully waterproof with a 10-year battery life, all of our counters provide bi-directional data breakdown. Easy to use, they are an effective managing tool that can provide data useful in many applications, from justifying investments to deploying staff appropriately. Eco-counter, Jean-François Rheault, Project Manager, 4 Charles Bourseul, 22 300 Lannion - France; Phone: 1-866-518-4404 (toll free), Fax: 011 33 2 96 48 69 60 - jean-francois.rheault@eco-compteur.com

• JAMAR Technologies, Inc. specializes in The Scanner, which is an infrared data recorder that has been designed to count pedestrians and/or bicyclists in a variety of places, such as trails and sidewalks. This unit will register at distances up to 35 feet and does not require a reflector or other external unit. Total volumes are recorded, along with individual time stamps of every recording. Created by JAMAR Technologies, a leader in data collection equipment for over 30 years, The Scanner is built with industrial strength components. Armed with GPS capability and Bluetooth wireless technology, this device represents a new generation of passive infrared data recorders. JAMAR Technologies, Inc., Holly Martin, Administrative Assistant/Paul Phillippi, Sales Representative, 151 Keith Valley Rd., Horsham, PA 19044 - (215) 491-4899 - Fax (215) 491-4889, sales@jamartech.com

• StormSlide: Whisk away erosion with the new StormSlide overside drain. Made of lightweight, UV protected polyethylene, the StormSlide channels water off the trail to protect it against erosion. Easy to install and self-anchoring, the StormSlide is many times lighter than previous metal products. Its stackable design allows you to move several up the trail without breaking a sweat. The StormSlide's strong material handles just about anything the trail, sun, weather, hikers, horses or bikes might present. Come visit our website today to see what the StormSlide overside drain can do for you. StormSlide: (626) 622-8744

• Team REIL For the last 16 years, Team REIL has been best known for its sales and service in the playground industry. Team REIL also provides sales and service to all aspects of the park and recreation field. Its most recent line, EZ Dock, provides one-piece sections of roto-molded, low density polyethylene that are perfect for water crossings, outlooks and boardwalks, and are fully ADA accessible. The Team REIL sales force couldn't be happier about this new addition and looks forward to introducing its many preferable features in the months to come. Team REIL also provides construction and replacement services for woodfiber, asphalt, and all types of nature trails. And, if site amenities are what you're looking for, it's a one-stop-shop at the park and playground specialists. At Team REIL, it's a family affair for president and CEO, John Cederlund, and John is thrilled to have the entire family following him into this fun and exciting industry. Team REIL is located west of Chicago in Union, IL; Phone 1-888-GET-REIL.

• TrafficGuard® Direct specializes in manufacturing top-of-the-line manually operated vehicle access control bollard products to secure your restricted access areas. See our products at www.trafficguard.net or call us at (877) 727-7347 - mike@trafficguard.net

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BACKPACKING & TRAIL FOOD

Trail Food Express is your one stop shopping for all your Backpacking and Trail Food. We have delicious selections for breakfast, lunch, and supper, PLUS mouthwatering desserts. We have many Gluten Free items, for those with special needs. Want to stockpile some food for Mother Nature’s next Emergency? With a three year shelf life and packaged with a special “oxygen absorber” to insure freshness, you can be prepared. Great Food comes from a Great Company! And, our food is made by one of the largest Trail Food Companies in the country who has spent over 21 years making it the best it can be. You will be so pleased with these products that you will want to tell your friends about your new discovery. ORDER NOW, while you have a chance, so you can get this important task out of the way. GO TO: www.trailfoodexpress.com.

TRAIL FRIENDLY DEVELOPMENTS

Otay Ranch is a 5,300-acre pedestrian-friendly community located about 10 miles south of downtown San Diego. It consists of a series of villages designed to encourage pedestrian activity, promote neighborliness and preserve the best of small town America. Most homes are designed to be within a quarter mile of a village center where an elementary school, a private swim club, public and private parks, shops and community services are concentrated. The community's vast network of pedestrian amenities include extra-wide sidewalks with human-scale lighting, pedestrian pass-throughs in cul-de-sacs, a variety of traffic-calming devices, pedestrian bridges over major roadways and many miles of walking and bicycle trails. A specially designed village pathway for walking and bicycling links all of the village centers. For every one acre developed in Otay Ranch, 1.18 acres is set aside for the Otay Ranch Nature Preserve, which is destined to become an open space system that restores and preserves natural resources, including sensitive habitats, special land forms, wildlife corridors and significant view corridors.

TRAIL MAPS, GIS/GPS and TECHNICAL SERVICES

• Northeast Greenway Solutions (NEGS) is a small, but capable consulting firm set up to bring cogent solutions to communities considering trail development. NEGS partners with other non-profits, engineering companies, communities or grass-roots trails organizations, helping to bring fresh ideas to the difficult questions surrounding trail development. Some of the tasks that NEGS is equipped to perform include: Assessing former steam railroad or electric trolley right-of-way, Deed research, Rail-with-trail feasibility projects, industrial archaeology and brownfield potential along a corridor, neighborhood outreach and/or training of grass-roots groups. Sign up for our free newsletter. Contact: Craig Della Penna, Executive Director, P.O. Box 60211, Florence, MA 01062. 413-575-2277 mobile. Craig@GreenwaySolutions.org

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  U.S. Trailmaps, Inc. is the leader in GIS (Geographic Information System) database creation for off-road recreational trail systems. By utilizing a geo database, trail data is compiled into a fully vectored GIS containing attributes and Meta data for each trail. The attribute list contains information such as the trail name, club ownership, contact and source data. Points of Interest such as water features, landmarks and historic sites can be attributed within the GIS for utilization in map creation. In addition to GIS and map creation, US Trailmaps also offers an interactive delivery mechanism for personal computers and GPS devices through our TrailPlan¨ software. US Trailmaps, Inc. can develop a customized GIS or map for any business organization, government agency, local trail association, or group. Contact: Mark Voss, VP Sales, 5012 Mesker Street, Weston, WI 54476. 715-359-5552, mark@ustrailmaps.com.

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TRAIL ETHICS and EDUCATION

• Leave No Trace is about enjoying the great outdoors while traveling and camping with care. It's a program dedicated to building awareness, appreciation, and most of all, respect for our public recreation places. The mission of our program is to promote and inspire responsible outdoor recreation through education, research, and partnerships. The program is managed by LNT Inc., a non-profit organization located in Boulder, Colorado, which oversees memberships, marketing, fundraising and program development efforts. The National Outdoor Leadership School maintains the educational component of LNT by offering LNT educational courses, developing educational materials and supporting the efforts of course graduates who teach LNT to the public. Contact Amy Mentuck, Program Manager, Leave No Trace, PO Box 997, Boulder, CO 80306; (303) 442-8222; amy@lnt.org

• Tread Lightly!, Inc. Through the years, Tread Lightly!, a non-profit organization, has strived to empower individuals to recreate responsibly through education and restoration programs and by providing a variety of educational products. Come and see all that we have to offer and how you can incorporate this critical message into your outreach efforts, so we can all work to leave a good impression on the land and others. Tread Lightly!, Dianne Olson, Training & Education Specialist, 298 24th St., Ste. 325, Ogden, UT 84401 (801) 627-0077 - Fax (801) 621-8633 - dianne@treadlightly.org

• Back Country Horsemen of America formed in 1973 in the Flathead Valley of Montana and is made up of individuals who have their own recreational saddle and pack stock. Members are located throughout the United States. Our purpose is to keep trails open to recreation stock use. We promote the Leave No Trace ethic and in the past 11 years, BCHA has documented over 1.6 million hours of volunteer work on the trails valued conservatively at over $27 million. The BCHA National Newsletter is published quarterly and sent to approximately 16,000 members. Back Country Horsemen of America, Peg Greiwe, Executive Secretary, P.O. Box 1367, Graham, WA 98338-1367; Phone 888-893-516, Fax 360-832-2471 - peg2@mashell.com

• Equestrian Land Conservation Resource This national not for profit’s mission is to conserve land for horses and horse related activity. The organization offers information and support for horsemen to become active in addressing land loss issues on both public and private lands. We raise awareness among equestrians about the need to conserve open space, and we provide them with how-to information, assist grassroots efforts in communities nationwide, and encourage collaboration with conservation and other trial user groups. ELCR also publishes assistance manuals, provides direction and assistance to individuals and organizations. We also have a membership organization –the Equestrian Partners-- for associations, trail groups, conservation organizations, parks and other groups interested in being active and informed on these issues. Equestrian Land Conservation Resource, Deb Balliet, CEO 4037 Iron Works Parkway #120, Lexington KY 40511 (859) 455-8383 - Fax (859) 455-8381 –info@elcr.org

• The International Mountain Bicycling Association is a non-profit educational association whose mission is to create, enhance and preserve trail opportunities for mountain bikers worldwide. Since 1988, IMBA has been bringing out the best in mountain biking by encouraging low-impact riding, volunteer trailwork participation, cooperation among different trail user groups, grassroots advocacy and innovative trail management solutions. International Mountain Bicycling Association, Scott Linnenburger, Director, Field Programs,ÊP.O. Box 7578, Boulder, CO 80306; Phone: 303-545-9011, Fax: 303-545-9026 - scott@imba.com

• The National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (NOHVCC) is a non-profit educational organization whose purpose is to develop and provide a wide spectrum of programs, materials, and information or "tools" to individuals, clubs, associations and agencies. The NOHVCC booth provides examples of national OHV educational materials and programs used to promote responsible OHV recreation and effective management. Program material includes "Park Guidelines for Off-Highway Vehicles," "On the Right Trail," "The Adventure Trail," American Safety Institute "ATV Rider Course," Motorcycle Safety Foundation "Dirt Bike School," and Motorcycle Industry Council "Right Rider." National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council, Ann Vance, Operations Manager, 4718 S. Taylor Dr., Sheboygan, WI 53081 (920) 458-3332 - Fax (920) 458-3446 - trailhead@nohvcc.org

• Take Pride in America® is a national partnership that recruits, supports and recognizes volunteers who work to improve our public parks, trails, forests, grasslands, reservoirs, wildlife refuges, cultural and historic sites, local playgrounds, and other recreation areas. With our many partners, Take Pride involves federal, state and local governments; conservation, youth and recreation groups; and top national corporations and organizations. Together, we protect and enhance the special legacy all Americans share - our public lands that cover more than one in every three acres across the Nation. Take Pride in America, Katie R Loovis, Director of External Affairs and Take Pride in America, 1849 C Street NW, MS 3559, Washington, DC 20240 (202) 208-5848 - Fax (202) 208-5873 - TakePride@ios.doi.gov.

• The Texas Bicycle Coalition Education Fund sponsors the Trail Docs program, a successful project that receives funding from Texas Parks and Wildlife. For the past two years the Trail Docs have traveled across Texas leading trail workdays and hosting trail construction workshops. The TBCEF also provides information on Texas Tourism Trails, the SuperCyclist 2.0 Curriculum for fourth- and fifth-graders, and Safe Routes to School initiatives. Texas Bicycle Coalition Education Fund, Robin Stallings, Executive Director, P.O. Box 1121, Austin, TX 78767 (512) 476-7433 á Fax (512)-476-7458 - robin@biketexas.org

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TRAVEL and TOURISM

• City of Redding, CA: Trails-Bridges-Museums: in the center of Northern California is the City of Redding, Gateway to the trails of the Shasta Cascade, Redding has developed one of the finest multiple-use, urban trail systems in the country. Redding's National Recreation Trail, the Sacramento River Trail, meanders along the river banks, linking neighborhoods to vast recreational, historical and cultural opportunities. At the center of this rich experience are the newly opened Sundial Bridge and Turtle Bay Exploration Park. Learn how a unique partnership with BLM, NPS and the Bureau of Reclamation is providing direct trail connections to Shasta and Whiskeytown Lakes in the Shasta Trinity National Recreation Area. City of Redding, Terry Hanson, Community Projects Manager, 777 Cypress Ave., Redding, CA 96001 (530) 225-4009 - Fax (530) 225-4533 - thanson@ci.redding.ca.us

• The Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau (QCCVB) is the official tourism destination marketing and management organization for the Quad Cities region. The organization serves the tourism interests of Scott County in Iowa and Rock Island, Mercer, and Warren Counties in Illinois. The QCCVB serves the cities of Moline/East Moline and Rock Island in Illinois, and Davenport and Bettendorf in Iowa along with various outlying communities. The QCCVB increases visitor expenditures and overnight stays through strategic sales, marketing, and services to its customers, members and communities. They promote and package the Quad Cities destination to attract and meet the needs of meetings and conventions, group tours, sporting events and competitions, special interest groups and the leisure traveler. Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau, Joe Taylor, President/CEO, 2021 River Dr., Moline, IL 61265, (563) 322-3911 x116 - Fax (309)764-9443 - jtaylor@visitquadcities.com

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BRIDGES

• E.T. Techtonics provides fiberglass park and trail bridges that offer an environmentally sensitive solution to your demanding bridge requirements. During the past 20 years, E.T. Techtonics, Inc. has developed in conjunction with its research and development program, reliable design procedures and specifications for FRP pedestrian, equestrian, bicycle and light vehicle bridge structures as well as utility catwalks and platforms. The company has also acquired invaluable construction expertise as it has erected and/or provided on-site supervision for many of its bridge and building structures, including: project design, finite element analysis, fabrication and assembly drawings, research consultation, and documentation review. E.T. Techtonics, P.O. Box 40060, Philadelphia, PA 19106 - Phone: 1-215-592-7620 - Fax: 1-215-592-7620 - Email: contact@ettechtonics.com

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SURFACING for TRAILS and GREENWAYS

• DuraRoad USA, Inc. is the manufactures representative for The GM Boston Companies Soil Stabilizer PX 300. DuraRoad offers to land stewards, municipalities, land developers, property owners, landscape contractors, the military, federal, state and local agencies a patented, proven, and tested high-quality Enzymatic Copolymer Emulsion utilized for but not limited to soil stabilization, dust and slope erosion control, recreational trail stabilization, road base stabilization and many other uses which require soil stabilization. DuraRoad’s PX 300 is the ideal environmentally friendly product to meet the stringent environmental regulations required by federal, state and local agencies. We have a hands-on approach to the sale and use of our product. We are more than a manufactures representative when buying our product you also get the personal attention to your job with our onsite presence supervising and training the contractor in the proper use of the product. Contact on the Web at www.DuraRoad.com; Jeff Robinson (949) 554-8300; Jim Landis (949) 280-8148

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OUTDOOR APPAREL and GEAR

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PROMOTION and PUBLICATIONS

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