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"Great things are done when men and mountains meet." - William Blake

Two trail loops are being developed at the center to provide an educational framework for visitors. The two trail loops will cover ecological succession and the ecosystem response to human disturbances (Blue Loop), and sustainable strategies for creating a regenerative partnership between human activity and the living world (Green Loop). Intrepretive trail signage will be used for hikers to learn more about their surroundings and useful in off-hours when staff are not present at the center to provide information.

Sign designs were created by MS3 graduates Frank Cetera with illustrations by Chris Glenn (Walters).

 

 

 


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