Team-Based Services: It's What We Do!

The National Trails Office, Regions 6, 7, & 8, (NTIR) collaborates with partners to provide leadership and coordination in the planning, protection, development, and interpretation of our national historic trails and Route 66 for public use and benefit. Staff work in collaborative and interdiscipinary teams to provide technical assistance, services, and products.

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Assistance developing interpretive media, personal and educational services, interpretive plans, outreach, and traditional NPS products.

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We help partners plan for public use, from signage to site planning and trail design.

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The RIM team helps partners with the world of GPS, GIS, mapping, metadata, and more.

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Researching, documenting, and working with you to share the history along the national historic trails.

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Find information and updates on existing plans and resources for future planning.

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The cultural resources team identifies, preserves, and protects ruts, related sites and buildings, and historic landscapes along the NHTs.

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Join the effort to protect, develop, and promote the trails.

National Trails works with partners to protect, develop, and promote national historic trails.

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Have questions? Need assistance? Reach out to the National Trails Office!

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