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Bay Area Open Space Council - Transit and Trails lives with the Council and one of their first Executive Directors John Woodbury (now with Napa County Regional Park and Open Space District) originally had the inspiration for the print map, check out the Council's brand new website! |
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MTC and 511.org - 511 has been a major partner since the early stages providing access and coding into their wonderful online transit planner. Keep an eye out on their site for constant updates and improvements. Special thanks to Tom Spiekerman! |
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GreenInfo Network - A non-profit technology and mapping support organization in San Francisco. GreenInfo was a major partner in the print version of the map, provided the campground data for the site. They also provide information on parks in the region through their ParkInfo.org site. |
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Save Mount Diablo - A local ngo working to preserve Mt. Diablo's peaks and surrounding foothills. They provided some of the trailhead data for the area on and around Mt. Diablo. Special thanks to John Kelly for collecting much of that information. SMD also generously provided some funding for the site. |
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East Bay Regional Park District - The best known regional park district in the world right here in the Bay Area! They provided much of the trailhead data for their parks and open spaces in the East Bay. |
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Bay Nature - An amazing local quarterly magazine about exploring nature in the Bay Area. They were an major partner in the development of the print map and have provided feedback and support throughout the development of this site. |
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Pease Press - Excellent print maps from Pease Press. Thanks to Ben Pease has been very helpful with beta testing, reviewing data, and providing information on print maps. |
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National Park Service - The National Park Service preserves unimpaired the natural and cultural resources and values of the national park system for the enjoyment, education, and inspiration of this and future generations. The Marin Headlands, Crissy Fields, the Presidio, Muir Woods, and Tennessee Valley are all a part of the NPS system. |
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State Coastal Conservancy - The Coastal Conservancy is a California state agency that protects and restores the natural environment, invests in communities, and helps people get to and enjoy the coast of California and natural lands around San Francisco Bay. |
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The Presidio Trust - A former military base, the Presidio has become an incredible cultural and natural resource in San Francisco. The Presidio Trust works to preserve and enhance the area as an enduring resource for the American public. |
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Bay Hiker - An amazing resource with loads of great information on hiking in the Bay Area. Bay Hiker provided all of their trailhead data which we incorporated into the site.
SF Air Quality Resource Team - a part of the Bay Area Air Quality Management District’s community outreach program. Teams are comprised of representatives from public and private organizations who work together to develop and implement projects to improve local air quality.
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