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CORPORATE PARTNERS:

  • Conkling Fiskum & McCormick, Inc.
  • David Evans and Associates, Inc.
  • Geotechnical Resources, Inc.
  • KPFF Consulting Engineers
  • OBEC Consulting Engineers
  • Parametrics
  • Spencer B. Gross, Inc.
  • Vigil Agrimis, Inc.
  • W&H Pacific
  • Walker Macy
  • Weyerhaeuser Co.
  • Lewis and Clark National and State Historical Park    State of Oregon    National Park Service
    Oregon Parks and Recreation Department    Oregon Solutions Team    Oregon Department of Transportation

    Quick Photo Downloads

    In addition to the photo gallery elsewhere on this website, click here for 10 quick picks:

    1. Fort-To-Sea Trail icon

    2. Fort Clatsop icon

    3. Students from Lewis and Clark Elementary School (Astoria) and Warrenton
    Elementary School helped plant over 1,000 native plants at the Sunset Beach Trailhead. (October 2005)

    4. US 101 underpass (September 2005)

    5. Beach overlook platform (August 2005)

    6. Boardwalk at Sunset Beach between trailhead parking lot and the beach viewing platform (August 2005)

    7. Sunset Lake Bridge installed by Oregon National Guard

    8. Trail section between Clatsop Ridge and US 101 built by crew from North Cascades National Park (Spring 2005)

    9. Oregon National Guard begins construction the Sunset Beach trailhead parking lot (Summer 2004) www.forttosea.org/guardphotos.html

    10. In conjunction with Earth Day 2005, more than 40 volunteers from David Evans and Associates and the Bank of the West donate their Saturday to help construction www.forttosea.org/earthday.html

    11. High school volunteers from several Northwest cities, members of the Student Conservation Association, working on the new trail (2004) www.forttosea.org/scaphotos.html

    Click here for more photos. www.forttosea.org/photos.html


    DEDICATION MEDIA KIT

    The following media kit was prepared to support trail dedication events on November 17, 2005.

    Media contacts:

    In addition to the downloadable information below, editors and reporters also may contact the following for assistance:

    Doug Babb, Project Media Relations, Conkling Fiskum & McCormick, 503/294-9120 in Portland, OR; Email: dougb@cfmpdx.com

    Chip Jenkins, Superintendent, Lewis and Clark National and State Historical Park

    503/861-2471 ext 401 in Astoria, OR; Email: chip_jenkins@nps.gov

    Dedication events news:

    Suggested interviews:

    • Chip Jenkins, Superintendent, Lewis and Clark National and State Historical Park; 503/861-2471 ext 401 in Astoria, OR); Email: chip_jenkins@nps.gov

    Chip led the public-private team that built the trail.

    • Ken Wightman, CEO, David Evans and Associates; 503/223-6663: Email kmw@deainc.com

    A descendent of a member of the Corps of Discovery (Alexander Willard), Ken organized a group of Oregon firms to donate design, engineering, technical support and other services.

    The view from the Governor’s office and why the project is important to state government.

    • Tim Wood, director, Oregon Parks and Recreation Department. Please contact Chris Havel in the Director's Office; (503) 986-072 in Salem; Email chris.havel@state.or.us

    State parks took the lead in building the portion of the trail that is not part of federal lands, mostly the trail west of US 101.

    • Oregon State Sen. Betsy Johnson, D-Scappoose, District: 16; Capitol Phone Number: 503-986-1716 ; Interim Phone Number: 503-543-4046; Email Address: sen.betsyjohnson@state.or.us

    Led the project fundraising effort and chairs the Lewis and Clark bicentennial celebration.