Credits

Georgena Moran, Access Recreation project coordinator, for providing the original vision of what would enable people with disabilities to enjoy outdoor recreation in the Pacific Northwest. The Access Recreation Committee#TODO of public agencies and non-profit entities that have supported this effort from the start. A generous Grant, in 2011, from the Recreational Trails Program of the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department.
Independent Living Resources for its support and guidance. The core subcommittee that developed the structure and the text of these Guidelines, consisting of:

• Danielle Bailey, Oregon Health Sciences University
• Richard Bosch Architect, accessible design specialist
• Angela Butsch, US Fish and Wildlife Service
• Nickole Cheron, City of Portland
• Chuck Frayer, US Forest Service
• Greg Hawley, Portland Parks and Recreation, Hoyt Arboretum
• Erin Hesby, Access Recreation project facilitator [emeritus]
• Patricia Kepler, Independent Living Resources
• Sharon Mitchell, Access Recreation project facilitator
• Georgena Moran, Access Recreation project coordinator
• Dana Perez, US Fish and Wildlife Service
• Eric Rosewall, The Intertwine
• Debbie Timmins, Portland Parks and Recreation [emeritus]
• Richard Walkoski, Oregon Parks and Recreation Department
• Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge, Tryon Creek State Park, Metro, Independent Living Resources, and the City of Portland for providing meeting space and presentation facilities. Richard Bosch and Eric Rosewall for their hard work

to further develop these Guidelines and their expertise to publish these Guidelines as a web-document. Additional support from:

• Barry Fox-Quamme, Independent Living Resources, director, for his indefatigable energy to administer the Grant
• May Altman, Independent Living Resources, project liaison
• Bret Westwood, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation Services, past director
• Roslyn Farrington, All About Community, project consultant