We're grateful to the 54 Southeast Greenways & Trails Summit presenters for the expertise and diverse voices they brought to four subject tracks: Partnerships & Community Engagement, Trail Planning & Design, Implementation & Funding Strategies, Economic Development & Community Impact.
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Ballroom A Presentations
- Closing the Gaps Along the Greenway: A Maine Case Study
- Florida's Office of Greenways & Trails
- Core to Coast: Jacksonville, FL, Trail Plan
- Transforming Lone Riders Into Trail Tribes
- Fast Tracking Greenway Construction: Town of Cary as Case Study
- 2015 Gullah Geechee Youth Bike Tour
- State Bonds and Green Infrastructure: The Rhode Island Green Economy Bond and Greenways
- From Richmond to the Oceanfront
- Triangle Land Conservancy
Ballroom B Presentations
- The Story of the Carolina Thread Trail
- Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail
- Brewers for Greenways: A Fundraising Collaboration
- Public-Private Partnerships: Greensboro Downtown Greenway
- Cross Charlotte Trail: Turning Your Dream Into Reality
- Uptown Connects: Urban Trails Connectivity Study
- Trails in the Urban Context: Baltimore Greenway's 33rd Street Median Trail
- Bicycle Tourism
Ballroom C Presentations
- Cycling in the South
- Pioneering Dockless Bike Share in Greensboro
- The Evolution of Bike Sharing: Expanding Our Reach
- Planning for Change: Non-Traditional Partnerships in Rural Communities
- Resourceful Communities: People, Places, Opportunities
- Bikes on Trains
- Creating Connections: A Tour of North Carolina Greenways
- Forming and Facilitating a Trail Watch Group
- French Broad River West Greenway: A Design Case Study
- Flexi-Pave
Ballroom D Presentations
- Greensboro Greenway & Public Art
- NC Museum of Art Museum Park
- Large-Scale Greenway Investments in Connecticut
- New York Empire State Trail
- What's On Our Greenways? Use of Webcams to Evaluate Trail Use
- Use of Webcams to Evaluate Trail Use
- Trails that Transform: The Economic Impact of Bicycle Tourism
- Is a Trail Still a Trail When It's On the Street?
- MassDOT Shared Use Path Design Guide
- Roadway Safety and Trail Users
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