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Recreational Trails Program Pre-Application Workshop
NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation is beginning the 2010 Recreational Trails Program grant application cycle with a workshop to help government officials, parks and recreation departments and non-profit organizations understand the grant application process. The department’s Division of Recreation Education Services will host the workshop June 10 at the Fleming Training Center [...]
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About the Tennessee Mountain Biking Alliance
The Tennessee Mountain Biking Alliance is devoted to protecting and promoting mountain bike access in Tennessee. The Tennessee Mountain Biking Alliance on November 8, 2008 as an alliance of independent mountain bikers working together to keep fellowing Tennesseans informed of advocacy news and events.
Our goal is to see all Tennessee mountain biking organizations work together to protect and promote mountain biking at a state-wide level. We have reached a time when almost all other outdoor user-groups have formed state-wide advocacy organizations. If mountain biking organizations fail to step up and meet the challenge of taking advocacy to the next level, our voices will be diminished and we could loose access to the very trails we have constructed and maintained.
If you are a member of an unaffiliated Tennessee mountain bike organization, please consider joining the Alliance.
Even if you are not a member of a club, please forward all Tennessee mountain bike advocacy news to us for publication consideration. We are interested in publishing noteworthy news, including: action alerts, advocacy news, major trail work events, clinics and festival announcements. While we support mountain bike racing, due to the volume of races, we do not publish mountain bike race announcements or results.
Email me at info@mtbtn.org
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News
Resources Page Updated!Check out the new content on our Resources Page! The goal of our Resources Page is to provide Tennessee Mountain Bike Clubs with one place to go for information on trail building education, grant writing, talking points and research that will help you when working with land managers and other user groups, and anything else you need. There are [...]
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Tennessee Mountain Bike Patrol Training Course The Middle Tennessee Chapter of the IMBA/SORBA will be hosting a Mountain Bike Patrol Training Course on Saturday,
March 7, 2009 @ 8:00 am CST. The training course will be held in Nashville, Tennessee at Two Rivers Mansion, 3130 McGavock Pike.
Registration has been extended to Friday, February 20, 2009.
For more information and to register, please email: [...]
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Tennessee Greenways and Trails to Hold Annual Forum The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation’s Greenways and Trails program will hold its annual forum at East Tennessee State University April 2 – 4, 2009, which will be hosted by Johnson City and the Commissioner’s Council on Greenways and Trails.
The three-day networking and skill-building conference, titled “Connect with Tennessee,” will be held at ETSU’s D. [...]
