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The Ida’s Valley Community Trails (IVCT) has recently been named a winner of the World Economic Forum @wefuplink BiodiverCities Challenge.
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The Ida’s Valley Community Trails (IVCT) has recently been named a winner of the World Economic Forum @wefuplink BiodiverCities Challenge.
The achievements of the ‘Cuilcagh to Cleenish: A Great Place’ (C2C) project were celebrated on Tuesday December 14 with the launch of two new…
“For the second year in a row, this unique partnership has identified crucial projects in our region that support what those of us who live here have known for a long time, that this is theplace to recreate outdoors and to build a business that enables outstanding experiences for both returning visitors and new friends,” said Rich Grogan, executive director of the Northern Border Regional Commission. The $317,526 granted this year leverages matching funds and in-kind project support for a total $515,491 investment in community-based outdoor recreation amenities. Coupled with 10 grants a...
The identified trails network was named after the four original Diné clans: Kin yaa’áanii Trail, Honághááhnii Trail, Tó dích’íinii Trail, and Hashtl’ishnii Trail. Two years of community input crafted the outline for the K’é Community Trails network, a project spearheaded by Navajo Technical University (NTU) and the Crownpoint chapter of the Navajo Nation in collaboration with the National Park Service. Organizers are now seeking feedback from trail users to review the plan and provide final recommendations. The network consists of four pathways in town that were formed natura...