Recognizing the worth of natural, heritage and recreational resources...
planning now, enjoying forever.
2020 CGT Greenways Awards
James E. Holden Greenways Volunteer of the Year: William Moore, Ph.D.
of Leeper, PA in recognition of the extensive hours, labor, skills, and expertise he has generously and graciously provided in connection with the rapid development of the Rail 66 Country Trail in Clarion County.
Previous ceremonies
Congratulate previous award winners
Presented by Greg Borland
Thomas J. Allen Greenways Partner of the Year:
Clarion University of Pennsylvania
with campuses in both Clarion and Oil City, PA for their ongoing support and active assistance since 2016 for the planning and development of the now open Clarion Loop Trail.
Richard M. Garrard Greenways Neighbor of the Year: Titusville Community Development Agencies (TCDA)
has been selected in recognition of several diverse projects to develop the local outdoor recreational trail system, especially those on or adjacent to property owned by TCDA and its affiliated entities.
Presented by Deb Eckelberger
Kristen Kerr of TCDA
2020 Sponsors
The Holden Family
Friends of CGT
Award winners receive a framed photograph of a natural scene donated by Mr. Jerry Gressley.
Questions or further information requests may be directed to:
Marilyn Black
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Recreation & Economic Development
Summary
Are you a business with goods or services outdoor recreation visitors need? Are you in a Trail Town?
Full report - 2013 EPT Trail User Survey & Economic Impact Analysis
Conservation
Do you want to protect your land and pass it on to your children?
About
The Council on Greenways & Trails (CGT) works with those in the region that are realizing the value of our natural and outdoor recreational resources and partnering to protect and/or develop those resources for the benefit of our citizens and visitors and increase the economic impact that they bring.
Benefits
* Protection of Natural Resources
* Support of Economic Prosperity
* Stewardship of Pennsylvania's
Rural and Farmland Legacy
* Conservation of Scenic, Historic
and Cultural Resources
* Public Recreation, Health, and
Fitness
* Creation of Educational
Opportunities
* Promotion of Sustainable
Development &
Sound Land Use
Partnerships
Through the partnerships and the projects already completed, the members of the Council on Greenways & Trails are working together as never before. Connections are being made through the realization that partnerships can impact entire regions and seemingly intangible quality of life issues can have real economic impact
Get Involved
Join a trail group or a local land trust. What skills and talents can you add to the projects?
Are you a business that provides goods and services to trail users?
Nominate someone or a group for the Greenways Awards.