Kimmy
10-02-2006, 07:43 PM
Get your 2006 Washington State Trails Coalition Conference registration postmarked by Friday, October 6 and you'll have more dollars for trails! The reduced "Early Bird" registration rate for the November 3rd and 4th Yakima event is only for those who register EARLY. Can't find the registration form? No problem, download it from the Internet - <http://www.wwta.org/wstc> - but act now!
There will be 11 informative sessions and breakouts, 4 choices of guided field trips, and an unlimited amount of networking at the Clarion Hotel and Conference Center. The complete 2006 WSTC Conference program schedule and housing information are on the Internet - <http://www.wwta.org/wstc>.
"Early Bird" conference registration is $25 for those associated with non-profits and $50 for agency staff and non affiliates before October 6. Standard registration ranges from $50 to $75. Lodging is $60 single, $75 double, or $85 triple per night. Call the Clarion Hotel (800) 896-7966 and say you are with the "Washington State Trails Coalition."
The WSTC Conference is a biennial activity of the Washington State Trails Coalition. The Coalition works to protect, promote and enhance a statewide system of trails for both motorized and non-motorized outdoor recreation and transportation. WSTC advocates voluntary and public involvement in cooperation with landowners and managers.
There will be 11 informative sessions and breakouts, 4 choices of guided field trips, and an unlimited amount of networking at the Clarion Hotel and Conference Center. The complete 2006 WSTC Conference program schedule and housing information are on the Internet - <http://www.wwta.org/wstc>.
"Early Bird" conference registration is $25 for those associated with non-profits and $50 for agency staff and non affiliates before October 6. Standard registration ranges from $50 to $75. Lodging is $60 single, $75 double, or $85 triple per night. Call the Clarion Hotel (800) 896-7966 and say you are with the "Washington State Trails Coalition."
The WSTC Conference is a biennial activity of the Washington State Trails Coalition. The Coalition works to protect, promote and enhance a statewide system of trails for both motorized and non-motorized outdoor recreation and transportation. WSTC advocates voluntary and public involvement in cooperation with landowners and managers.