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New York–New Jersey Trail Conference

New York–New Jersey Trail Conference

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Sep 21, 2026

Jim FosterGUEST
12:04
Daniel is probably not all that well-known.
Jim FosterGUEST
12:08
He's pretty well-known within the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference because he spent decades and decades of work doing things like compiling data and writing books about trails in the region and so forth.
Jim FosterGUEST
12:20
But...
Jim FosterGUEST
12:21
There is a book that ATC puts out every year called the Data Book.
Kim LevinskyHOST
49:09
They provide cost-free therapy for anybody who needs it.
Kim LevinskyHOST
49:12
The New York-New Jersey Trail Conference are the folks who maintain the trails at Ringwood State Park.
Kim LevinskyHOST
49:17
And then a few of our other sponsors, Scratch Labs, sponsors all the hydration.
Kim LevinskyHOST
49:23
Drejo's PT sponsors the menstrual products.
Kim LevinskyHOST
49:57
And then we'll just real quick list our sponsors and partners.
Kim LevinskyHOST
50:00
Scratch Labs, Sneaker Factory, Chaos Crewing, Run Wild.
Kim LevinskyHOST
50:04
Trail Sisters, the South Mountain Conservancy, the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference, the Trail Mix Fund, Bigger Than the Trail, Drayhost PT, Women in Ultra Running, Powers of Change, the Trail Therapist, Nutrition Mechanic, and Wild Sense Goods.
Kim LevinskyHOST
50:19
So that is it.
Cinda WaldbuesserGUEST
14:16
And I've seen that even in places that were not impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Cinda WaldbuesserGUEST
14:23
A great example from some of my travels was I got to spend time and visited Agony Grind, spent time with the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference, and got to see firsthand the amazing work their trail crews has done.
Cinda WaldbuesserGUEST
14:42
in looking at a very eroded and heavily used section of the trail, and they're rebuilding it with sustainable steps, with better drainage, not only fixing the problem, but thinking, how do we make this stronger for the future? How do we make sure it can withstand heavy use, it can withstand weather events? And it was a great example of work in progress where it wasn't necessarily in response to some big event like Hurricane Helene, but looking at the future of resiliency for the trail itself.
Cinda WaldbuesserGUEST
15:17
And then I'll quickly highlight biodiversity.

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