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[RC] US Forest Service Trail Publications - Hickory Ridge Arabians


 

 

Subject: US Forest Service Trail Publications


TO:     State Trail Administrators and Trail Advocacy Organizations
FROM: Christopher Douwes, Trails and Enhancements Program Manager, Federal
Highway Administration
Subject: US Forest Service Trail Publications

Hello everybody:

I am pleased to announce a newly updated webpage with US Forest Service
publications relating to trails located at
www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/fspubs/index.htm. Some of these publications
were out-of-print, so they are available to the public again. Some of the
publications are only indirectly related to trails, but you might find them
handy. For example, if you are concerned about invasive weeds along trails,
you might want to know about the MTDC Portable Vehicle Washer.

We expect to add a few more publications to this website in the near future,
such as the newly published "Portable Rock Crusher for Trails" and
"Accessible Handpump for Forest Service Campgrounds".

These publications also will be available on a CD that the USFS will provide
to us for distribution.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH to the US Forest Service's Technology and Development
Program. In particular, Brian Vachowski, Program Lead, and Mary Trankel.

And especially, THANK YOU VERY MUCH to Jonathan LeClere, our onsite
contractor here with FHWA, who has turned our RTP website (and TE website)
into very user friendly and informative resources. Jonathan spent a lot of
time reformatting the publications to meet FHWA's standards. He enjoyed
reading the publications and learning more about trails, as well.

We also improved links to other publications at
www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/rectrails/publications.htm.

I hope you find these resources useful. They are brought to you by the
Recreational Trails Program administrative funds through a reimbursable
agreement with the US Forest Service Technology and Development Program. I
think this investment will help provide significant cost savings in building
and maintaining America's trails.
 
Jerry Fruth
AERC Trails Chairman