Pathfinders Resource Conservation and Development

Jefferson County Trails

Pathfinders has been providing grant writing for the Jefferson County Trails Council since 1999. Grants have been secured to develop sections of the Fairfield Loop Trail including the development of several bridges.

In 2009, a bow string truss bridge was installed across Highway 1 to connect two sections of trail.

Most recently Pathfinders wrote grants to develop the final 3.3 mile section to complete the western section of the 16-mile Fairfield Loop Trail. Pathfinders is also providing grant administration services for this grants.

To date, more than $3,000,000 has been invested in the Loop Trail.

http://www.jeffersoncountytrails.org/

 
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NEWS & EVENTS

Pathfinders RC&D Monthly Board Meeting
Wednesday, February 22
6:00 p.m.
Pathfinders RC&D Office, 304 South Maple, Fairfield
2011 Pathfinders Year In Review

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NEW! Pathfinders Receives 2 Grants

Pathfinders Resource Conservation and Development, Inc. received two $100,000 Watershed Cooperative Agreement grants from the Office of Surface Mining. 

The grants will be used to help fund reclamation of the Harris Abandoned Mine Land (AML) site in Monroe County and the Lewis AML site in Mahaska County.....read more