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Things to Know
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) is a nonprofit, charitable organization. Membership contributions and donations to RTC are tax deductible. For our annual report, IRS Form 990, financial registrations, and independent financial audit see our financial information.

For the Press:

This page is a resource for journalists to learn about Rails-to-Trails Conservancy's work to create a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors to build healthier places for healthier people.

Rails-to-Trails Conservancy has a host of experts who dedicate their lives to trails, trail building and advocacy. If you are a member of the media and need additional information or would like to speak with an expert, please contact us:

RTC Media
202.974.5143
media@railstotrails.org

Press Releases:

11/13/2009	PEDESTRIAN SAFETY REPORT RANKS FLORIDA CITIES AS MOST DANGEROUS Campaign for Active Transportation More Critical Than Ever

10/23/2009	WARD 5 D.C. YOUTH RECEIVE FREE BICYCLES Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Gives Beacon House Students Free Bikes

10/23/2009	MEDIA ALERT: WARD 5 D.C. YOUTH TO RECEIVE FREE BICYCLES FOR USE ON NEW TRAIL

07/06/2009	GEORGIA AND ALABAMA TRAILS RECEIVE NATIONAL RECOGNITION Rails-to-Trails Conservancy names Georgia's Silver Comet Trail and Alabama's Chief Ladiga Trail to Rail-Trail Hall of Fame

06/05/2009	RTC, COCA-COLA AWARD METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY SUPPORT GRANT TO CHICAGO SOUTHLAND'S FRIENDS OF THE CALUMET-SAG TRAIL

03/02/2009	BOSTON REGION TO RALLY AROUND ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION Plans for Trails and Bikeways Inspire Public Support

02/17/2009	TRAILS, WALKING AND BIKING EARN $800 MILLION IN STIMULUS TO SPARK JOBS, ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION

01/13/2009	ALAMEDA COMMUNITY RALLIES AROUND ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION Plans for Trails and Bikeways Inspire Unprecedented Public Support

Archived Press Releases

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