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Partnership Models and
Best Practices
 Various
partnerships have taken shape throughout Pennsylvania to gather
momentum, support, and accomplish the planning and development
of both large- and small-scale greenways. Partnerships can take
many forms. Whether it be a partnering between a governmental
agency and nonprofit, or a national society and state network,
the purpose is the same, to create greenway networks in our communities
that protect open space and other natural resources and provide
connections between these natural features and other community
assets.
Examples of Successful Pennsylvania
Partnerships:
Visit these Web sites for information about these partnerships!
- Great
Allegheny Passage: Pittsburgh to Washington D.C. Rail Trail
The Allegheny Trail Alliance is a unique group of seven trail
organizations who have joined together to create and maintain
the Great Allegheny Passage.
- Susquehanna
Greenway
The Susquehanna Greenway Partnership formed in November of
1999. Partnership members currently include an evolving network
of local interests, government agencies, nonprofit organizations,
business and industry. The span of interests in the partnership
is extremely varied from natural resource conservation, land-use
planning, economic development, recreation, and historic and cultural
resource preservation.
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