Community Preservation Committee approves multiple project extension requests; several projects deferred for clarification At its Feb. 17 meeting the Concord Community Preservation Committee approved extensions for eight projects — including a housing buy‑down program and several trail, park and restoration projects — deferred a complex Wright Tavern request for follow‑up, and agreed to attach Warner's Pond task‑force language as a condition for certain public‑access funds.

The Concord Community Preservation Committee just approved crucial extensions for multiple local projects, ensuring vital funding and progress for community enhancements!

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Council reviews trails master‑plan chapter; staff shows two Jordan River crossing options and seeks MAG funding Staff presented two pedestrian crossing options for the Jordan River Trail — a Pony Express underpass at Saratoga Road and a Market Street‑aligned bridge — and asked the council to include both options in the updated trails chapter to position projects for MAG funding in a 2030 funding cycle.

New proposals for the Jordan River Trail could reshape off-road transportation in our city—will your favorite route be saved?

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Board authorizes chair to sign MOU to govern county trails coordinator hosted by Golden Hills The board authorized the chair to sign a memorandum of understanding that establishes a steering committee to provide high-level oversight of a county trails coordinator hosted by Golden Hills RC&D; day-to-day supervision and employment are through Golden Hills.

Pottawattamie County is taking significant steps to enhance trail connectivity with the appointment of a new trails coordinator, ensuring a collaborative effort for better local and statewide access.

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City says state-funded study recommends preserving Washington Dome; plan to come before council this month Mayor Staley announced a Division of Outdoor Recreation-funded study recommending preservation measures for Washington Dome (855 BLM acres plus roughly 150 private acres), including mapped trails and wayfinding; the study and public feedback are posted at washingtondome.com and will be considered by the council this month.

Mayor Staley reveals exciting plans to preserve the stunning Washington Dome, with new trails and community input shaping its future!

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San Miguel County Historical Commission outlines 2026 work plan; prioritizes signage, trails and preservation tasks At its Jan. 13 meeting the San Miguel County Historical Commission reviewed its 2026 work plan, emphasizing interpretive signage, trail projects (Ili and Flume, Galloping Goose), nominations to the county historic register, and ongoing items such as the Matterhorn tram-cable removal and Placerville depot follow-up.

The San Miguel County Historical Commission is gearing up for an exciting 2026 with new trails, historic nominations, and innovative outreach plans!

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Regional trail groups offer Broadwater County a grant-ready trail planning toolkit and ask for letter of support Representatives from Gallatin Valley Land Trust, Prickly Pear Land Trust and the Montana Trails Coalition visited the Broadwater County Parks & Recreation Board on Jan. 12 to offer planning templates, fundraising advice and a proposed pilot of a county 'trail toolkit' and requested letters of support for an urgent grant application.

Montana trail organizations are unveiling a game-changing toolkit to supercharge trail development and maintenance in Broadwater County!

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Committee endorses schematic design for Loudoun Trails & Waterways signature project The committee recommended the board endorse schematic design elements for the Loudoun Trails & Waterways (LTW) signature project, an 18‑mile loop that will connect existing trails, construct bridges and trailheads, and rehabilitate the Broad Run Toll House in conformance with federal and state historic preservation standards.

Loudoun County is set to transform its outdoor landscape with the ambitious Loudoun Trails & Waterways project, featuring an 18-mile loop that will connect trails, build bridges, and restore historic sites.

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Division updates: North Wash boat-ramp shortfall, High Desert Trail NEPA work and regional trail projects Staff reported progress on several division-managed projects, including an expected $150,000 shortfall for the North Wash Boat Ramp, NEPA and signage work for the 700+ mile High Desert Trail (contractor: SWCA) funded in part by a 2022 $1 million appropriation, and paused contractor selections for several BLM projects because of the federal shutdown

A proposed $150,000 shortfall for the North Wash Boat Ramp and the ambitious 700+ mile High Desert Trail project are just a few highlights from Utah's latest outdoor recreation initiatives.

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County staff outlines community-amenity projects, grant timelines and Indiana Trails application nuances Kosciusko County staffer Amy briefed the Parks and Recreation Board on multiple community-amenity (CAP) projects across the county, discussed coordination with towns and townships, and described an unresolved CAP/Indiana Trails grant deferral affecting a Syracuse-area application.

Exciting updates on community projects are in the works across Kosciusko County, but will grant complexities hold Syracuse's plans back?

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Commissioners Approve Cloward River Trail Project and Seek Federal Funding for Construction Commissioners outline plans for Cloward River Trail while exploring federal funding opportunities.

Exciting developments are underway for Clallam County's trails, with new funding strategies and project approvals paving the way for enhanced outdoor adventures!

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Council Members Celebrate Advocacy for Equestrian Community in San Fernando Valley Council members commend Charlotte for her leadership in equestrian advocacy and trail safety.

Los Angeles City Council honors Charlotte for her tireless advocacy in equestrian safety and trail development amid rising wildfire threats.

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City Council Considers Easement for New Pedestrian Trail in Apple Creek Subdivision Council reviews proposal for additional pedestrian easement to connect Mount Vista area.

Nibley City Council is debating a proposed pedestrian easement that could open up new trails and enhance community connectivity—will they find the right balance?

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Midway Approves Master Trail Plan Adjustments for Pear Tree Llama Property City council agrees to amend trail plan based on conservation easement requirements.

Midway City Council is reshaping its future by approving a transformative trail plan that prioritizes conservation and community needs.

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Salmonberry Trail Foundation outlines community-driven plans for Oregon trail segments Foundation promotes collaboration and funding for Salmonberry Trail development in Washington and Tillamook counties

The Salmonberry Trail project is set to transform Oregon's landscape, emphasizing community input and sustainable funding for long-lasting benefits.

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Depth effects of trail development on herbaceous plant diversity and stress responses through flavonoid accumulation - Stress Biology Trail development is more prevalent as tourism develops globally. The depth effect of trail development on plant diversity and native species’ stress response via tuning flavonoids in natural ecosyste...

Depth effects of trail development on herbaceous plant diversity and stress responses through flavonoid accumulation
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Committee approves $2.5M for recreational trail projects after competitive review RTP committee unanimously approves funding for 42 non-motorized and 5 motorized projects.

Utah is set to transform its outdoor landscape with over $2.5 million in grants aimed at enhancing recreational trails for all adventurers!

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Pulaski County Opens First Phase of the Southwest Trail Pulaski County celebrates the Southwest Trail ribbon cutting, opening a 4-mile section of the planned 65-mile route from Little Rock to Hot Springs.

🚴‍♀️ Pulaski County just opened the first 4 miles of the Southwest Trail, a planned 65-mile route connecting Little Rock to Hot Springs.

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New multi-use trails open in Mueller Park enhancing biking and hiking access Mueller Park unveils multi-use trails to improve access for bikers and hikers alike.

Exciting new multi-use trails in Wasatch County are transforming outdoor adventures for bikers and hikers alike, reducing congestion in popular areas and promising more breathtaking experiences in nature!

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Grand County approves $1.1M grant for Lehi Breaks Trail System expansion Commissioners approved funding to enhance trail infrastructure benefiting outdoor events and tourism.

Grand County just secured a $1.1M grant to transform its outdoor recreation landscape, promising a boost for local businesses and thrilling events like the NICA races!

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