Partners
A program that lives on existing partnerships.
Lewis & Clark 360 is not a new partnership - it is a deliverable produced by partnerships that already exist between DoD installations, federal land managers, NPS, and the conservation organizations that support them. The following organizations have a role in the program's success.
Federal
Federal partners.
National Park Service
Lewis & Clark NHT Office
Trail authority, interpretive layer, dataset reuse, public outreach.
DoD REPI
Readiness & Environmental Protection Integration
Cross-installation coordination, buffer-corridor framing, REPI reporting reuse.
BLM
Bureau of Land Management
Public-land asset access (Yakima Canyon, Upper Missouri Breaks, Fishtrap).
USFS
U.S. Forest Service
National Forest trail access (Helena-Lewis & Clark NF, Hoosier NF).
Nonprofit
Nonprofit partners.
Lewis & Clark Trust
lewisandclarktrust.org
Trail stewardship, donor and partner network, interpretive content.
Tribal Nations partners
TBD per corridor
Co-stewardship of historically significant landscapes; companion to lewisandclarkresearch.org.
State & local
State & local partners.
Washington State Parks
JBLM corridor (Cape Disappointment SP)
Cape Disappointment, Capitol State Forest.
Montana FWP / State Parks
Limestone Hills + Malmstrom corridors
Canyon Ferry, Black Sandy, Gates of the Mountains, Tower Rock.
Kentucky State Parks
Fort Knox corridor
Otter Creek, Falls of the Ohio SP.
Indiana DNR
NSA Crane corridor
Interlake, Redbird, Martin State Forest, Patoka Lake.
Local partners
TBD per corridor
Visitor bureaus, paddling clubs, water-trail coordinators.
Want to be listed?
Partners and supporters are added per corridor.
If you represent a state agency, paddling/trail organization, tribal nation, or local government with an interest in any of these twelve corridors - please reach out.