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Trail Publications
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following publications have either been written by RTCA or we have
helped other conservation groups write or produce them. |
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lMeyer,
K. G. (2002), Managing degraded off-highway vehicle trails
in wet, unstable, and sensitive environments. Missoula,
MT, USDA Forest Service Technology & Development Program, Federal
Highway Administration, & National Park Service. http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/fspubs/02232821/index.htm |
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Meyer, K. G. Installation
guide: Slab-plank Boardwalk utilizing Beetle-killed Spruce as
a trail hardening material for off-highway vehicle trails on
the lower Kenai Penisnsula, Alaska. Anchorage, Alaska:
National Park Service, Rivers and Trails Program. http://nohvcclibrary.forestry.uga.edu/management%20site%20planning.htm |
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Meyer, K. G. (2002). Installation
guide for porous pavement panels as a trail hardening material
for off-highway vehicle trails. Alaska: National Park
Service, Alaska Support Office. http://nohvcclibrary.forestry.uga.edu/management%20site%20planning.html |
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More coming soon |
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Impacts of Rail-Trails: Executive Summary
by National Park Service and Penn State University, 1992
Studies three trails' effects on the communities
through which they pass. |
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Trails for the Twenty-First Century, 2nd ed.
by Charles A. Flink, Kristine Olka and Robert M. Searns, Rails-to-Trails
conservancy Planning, design, and management
manual for multi-use trails |
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Hand-Tools
for Trail Work (from USDA Forest Service), part2/part3/part4/part5/
part6/part7/part8 |
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