Who We Are
About Trails for Creston Valley Society
Welcome to the Trails for Creston Valley Society (TCVS), a beacon for community connection through nature since 2005. Our mission is to connect people with the outdoors, ensuring the beauty of Creston Valley and its waterways remains cherished and unspoiled for the future.
Our Mission: To bridge communities and nature, safeguarding precious outdoor spaces through community involvement, conservation efforts, and education, ensuring their enjoyment for generations to come.
Our Work: As a charitable organization, TCVS is pivotal in:
- Developing hiking trails, waterfront access, and recreational facilities.
- Organizing educational events and clean-ups for environmental conservation awareness.
- Collaborating with stakeholders for sustainable land use.
Join Us:
- Become a Member: Join our network of outdoor enthusiasts.
- Volunteer: Lend your time to trail maintenance, conservation projects, or events.
- Donate: Your contributions support our efforts to conserve our natural surroundings.
Explore, Protect, Preserve: We stand for the transformative power of nature to connect, heal, and unite. By joining TCVS, you contribute to a sustainable future for Creston Valley, ensuring its wonders continue to inspire. Together, we can safeguard our planet for those who follow.
| Board of Directors 2023/2024 | |
|---|---|
| Chair | Doris Corbeil |
| Vice Chair | Leslie Kelner |
| Treasurer | vacant |
| Secretary | Adam Mjolsness |
| Members at Large | Jim Schaefer Carmen Marquis Petra Flaa Mechelle Ipsen Jerry Bauer |
Our Goals
1. Develop a network of accessible walking, biking, and hiking trails throughout the Creston Valley region, connecting communities and showcasing the natural wonders of the area.
2. Ensure public access to public lands and preserve natural spaces by creating trails that offer perpetual enjoyment and easy accessibility.
3. Establish interconnected recreation and transportation trails, provide access to water systems, and implement clear signage and maps to facilitate navigation and maintenance.
4. Foster a vibrant trails community of responsible users committed to building and maintaining trails suitable for all ages and abilities.
5. Cultivate a culture of stewardship for our valley, land, and water resources, promoting their preservation and sustainable use.
6. Promote trails as key attractions to drive tourism and economic development in our region, leveraging our natural landscapes to support local businesses and enhance community vitality.