In the News
ACE In the News
2020-2022
December 2022
ACE cultural resource interns prepare material for the Mississippi Dept. of Archives and History
ACE works to stop the spread of invasive plant species
October 2022
The City of Kingman Parks Department is excited to have ACE back on site at the White Cliffs Wagon Wheels Trail.
Five years after the devastating Eagle Creek Fire, two hiking routes damaged in that burn have finally reopened.
ACE enables two gorge trails to reopen five years after Eagle Creek blaze.
August 2022
July 2022
June 2022
May 2022
April 2022
March 2022
February 2022
Past News Articles
September 2021
Ten miles of the publicly accessible mountain biking trails now open in Zion National Park completed
Article: www.thespectrum.com
Dixie Fire damage at Lassen Volcanic National Park could keep some areas closed until next year
Word from the Smokies: Teen Leaders in conservation go back to school with new perspective
Trail building school on Nevada-Utah state line would be first in US
Article: https://news3lv.com/news/local/trail-building-school-on-nevada-utah-state-line-would-be-first-in-us
October 2021
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Ten miles of the publicly accessible mountain biking trails now open in Zion National Park completed
Article: www.thespectrum.com
A 10-acre wetland for birding is now open to the public
Article: www.hcpress.com
New mountain bike trail opens, offering ‘magnificent views’ outside Zion’s east side
New mountain bike trail in Zion National Park part of plan to spread out impact of crowds
Article: https://www.sltrib.com/news/2021/10/28/new-mountain-bike-trail/
Exclusive: Inside Zion National Park’s first electric bus to park’s east entrance
August 2021
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Past Lassen Volcanic Fuels Reduction Projects Helps Firefighters on the Dixie Fire
Article: https://goldrushcam.com
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Word from the Smokies: Teen leaders in conservation go back to school with new perspective
Article: www.citizen-times.com
July 2021
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PCT blasted open in the San Jacinto Mountains: This rock fall blast is the result of two years of coordination between the Forest Service, Pacific Crest Trail Association (PCTA), American Conservation Experience (ACE), and the Redshank Riders Unit of the Backcountry Horsemen of California. The boulders fell on the trail Memorial Day Weekend 2019 due to a frost heave.
Article: https://www.fs.usda.gov
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Internship bridges gap between high school, college: This summer’s six interns had the opportunity to do hands-on work with Great Smoky Mountains National park. The internship is a partnership with American Conservation Experiences
Article: https://www.citizen-times.com
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A crew from the American Conservation Experience had worked to restore the tread in the famous Pacific Crest Trail in the San Jacinto Mountains
Article: https://losangeles.cbslocal.com
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Flagstaff, AZ volunteers stacked sandbags as city estimates $1.9 million in flooding damage so far.
Article: https://azdailysun.com
June 2021
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Donations to Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund get big results
Article: https://www.verdenews.com
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Amid visitor groundswell, newly developed trails in Sedona lead to quietude
Article: https://azdailysun.com
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Popular Big Sur trail is reopening 13 years after devastating wildfire
Article: https://www.sanluisobispo.com
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Famous Big Sur landmark reopens after being closed for 12 years
Article: www.mercurynews.com
May 2021
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Ribbon Cutting for White Cliffs Wagon Wheels Trail Phase 1
Article: www.thebee.news
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Yavapai Trails Association Awarded Funding For Restoration Work on Groom Creek Loop Trail
Article: https://prescottenews.com
April 2021
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Gettysburg National Military Park & Gettysburg Foundation Partnership Project: Culp’s Hill Rehabilitation
Article: https://www.phoenixmag.com
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Arizona Trail hikers no longer hike on road in Pine
Article: www.paysonroundup.com
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Phoenix Magazine highlights ACE work on the Maricopa Trail
Article: https://www.phoenixmag.com
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Conservancy surveys the secretive Scripps’s murrelet
Article: https://thecatalinaislander.com
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Gettysburg’s Culp’s Hill cleared: ACE workers uncover history
Article: https://www.abc27.com
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Eastern Nevada trails system caters to mountain bikers, hikers
Article: https://lccentral.com
March 2021
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Transformation in Progress at Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery
Article: www.cashmerevalleyrecord.com
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Vandals set fire to bridge in Boone Forest campground
Article: www.wtvq.com
February 2021
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Awards recognize Conservation Corps accomplishments
Article: http://njtoday.net/
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The Corps Network selects ACE member Estephany Gonzalez Ramos as a 2021 Corpsmember of the Year!
Article: https://corpsnetwork.org
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AMERICAN CONSERVATION EXPERIENCE APPLAUDS THE BIDEN ADMINSTRATIONS EXECUTIVE ORDER TO ESTABLISH A CIVILIAN CLIMATE CORPS.
Article: CCC-Press-Release
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Gettysburg National Military Park & Gettysburg Foundation Partnership Project: Culp’s Hill Rehabilitation
Article: gettysburgconnection.org
January 2021
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‘Strike team’ dropped onto small Texas island to eradicate poisonous invasive plant
Article: www.charlotteobserver.com
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‘Strike team’ dropped onto small Texas island to eradicate poisonous invasive plant
Article: www.charlotteobserver.com
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Courthouse Butte trail system will receive facelift over next three months
Article: www.verdenews.com
July 2020
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Nature Makeover
Article: www.timesobserver.com
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Burning the midnight oil
Article: www.coloradocountycitizen.com
June 2020
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Fire, an old road and a rare plant produce an epic journey of renewal
Article: https://napavalleyregister.com
March 2020
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An old-new backcountry trail delivers the quintessential coastal canyon experience at San Jose Creek.
Article: www.montereycountyweekly.com
February 2020
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Invasive plants overtake Birdiest City’s wildlife park; Corpus Christi tackling problem
Article: https://www.caller.com/
January 2020
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V Bar V Heritage Site closed in February for site improvements
Article: http://www.sedona.biz/
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Crews to begin removing invasive species from Suter Wildlife Refuge
Article: https://www.kiiitv.com/
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City plans to remove invasive trees to improve natural habitat
Article: https://www.kiiitv.com/