Posts written by PNTS Communications
Education and Interpretation 2021 Highlights
Each educational panel, signpost marking the way along a certified auto route and video or app you use to learn more about a National Scenic or Historic Trail involve hours of the collaboration of a host of skilled professionals, knowledgeable volunteers and others to create…
Local Impact 2021 Highlights
National Trails provide affordable outdoor recreation that contributes to the overall health and well-being of millions of people nationwide. As an arterial network that connects urban and rural communities in all 50 States and Washington, D.C., the National Trails System attracts eco- and heritage tourism,…
Capacity Building and Partnerships 2021 Highlights
National Scenic and Historic trails serve tens of millions of visitors each year. Since 2020, trail use has skyrocketed following social distancing requirements and increased use has continued throughout 2021. Trail managers in the public and private sectors have therefore had to work to expand…
Collaboration and Engagement 2021 Highlights
Collaboration and engagement efforts take many forms on National Scenic and Historic Trails. The individuals, organizations, and agencies responsible for National Trails work hard to ensure that the Trails tell the full story of the lands they traverse and the people they impact. From instituting…
Land Protection and Restoration 2021 Highlights
With 69% of Americans living within an hour drive of a National Trail, the 30 Congressionally designated National Scenic Trails and National Historic Trails provide access to iconic natural places and capture significant stories of the nation. They are uniquely positioned to further connect and…
PNTS Year in Review 2021
It has been a banner year at the Partnership for the National Trails System; one of continued transition and growth. Here are some of the highlights: Advocating for National Trails A highlight of PNTS advocacy activity each year is Hike the Hill. In 2021, participants…
Message from the Executive Director Winter 2021/22
Each year, the Partnership for the National Trails System (PNTS) team has the pleasure of collecting annual highlights from the nonprofit organizations and agencies that work together to manage, maintain and promote National Scenic & Historic Trails. After a year filled with feats of physical…
Partnership for the National Trails System “State of the Trails Report” 2021
Partnership for the National Trails System “State of the Trails Report” 2021. This report shows the collaborative impact of the nonprofit trail organizations and Federal agency partners on behalf of trails in the National Trails System in 2021. Partnership for the National Trails System 2021…
Partnership for the National Trails System “Gold Sheet” of Volunteer Contributions in 2021
Partnership for the National Trails System “Gold Sheet” of Volunteer Contributions in 2021. A compilation of volunteer hours and financial contributions to national scenic and national historic trails in 2021. Partnership for the National Trails System “Gold Sheet” of Volunteer Contributions in 2021
Indigenous Mapping and Research Press Release
CONTACT INFORMATION John Lam, Communications Consultant, Partnership for theNational Trails System Email: communication@pnts.org RELEASE DATE 01/04/2022 INDIGENOUS MAPPING AND RESEARCH PROJECT TO FOCUS ON NATIONAL TRAILS WASHINGTON, D.C. – Kiana Etsate-Gashytewa has been selected as the Indigenous Mapping and Research Coordinator for a National Trails…