Support and Sponsorship

Thank You to our 2025 Supporters and Sponsors!

We would like to thank all of this year’s Sponsors. Check out the Sponsor List below for all of the amazing organizations that signed on to support this year’s event.

Event sponsorship provides a significant opportunity to promote your services, products, and organizations through email promotions, inclusion on selected conference items, and tabling in our exhibit areas. This training event is ideally suited to offer  highly visible recognition and branding opportunities for your organization or business. CT&G is the only statewide trails conference in California. Communications reach a database of over 4,000 energetic trail professionals and advocates (many with direct purchasing authority). All funds raised are applied directly to conference costs.

California Trails & Greenways conferences directly benefit trail and greenway planners, builders, managers, maintenance crews, interpreters and advocates; making this a very special opportunity to effectively promote your products and services during this 3-day event. Our sponsorship packages offer a variety of benefits depending on the level. Exhibit space and other marketing opportunities guarantee frequent and meaningful exposure for your agency or organization. Our attendance is generally over 350, and conference attendees have ample opportunities to view your products and engage in discussions. If you have sponsorship related questions, please contact the foundation by email or phone at 530.665.8090.

Check out the 2026 Sponsorship Guide

2025 Supporters and Sponsors

Gold
East Bay Regional Park District
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
Parks California
PlaceWorks 

Silver
AllTrails
Alta Planning + Design, Inc.
Architerra Design Group
Ascent Environmental
Canycom USA, Inc.
Eco-Counter
i8Labs
iZone Imaging
Kurt Loheit
OuterSpatial
Outway
RRM Design Group
San Jose California Conservation Corps
Sierra Nevada Conservancy
Wagners CFT, LLC
WRA, Inc.
WRT

Bronze 
State Coastal Conservancy 

Brass
Hills for Everyone
Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority