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Information on four additional international greenway
conferences were also identified. Two of the four
conferences were organized by the Rails-to-Trails
Conservancy, an NGO in the USA, one in 1998 and
another in 1999 under the clever title, Making Connections.
There were many excellent speakers on
greenways at these conferences. Unfortunately, there
were no published proceedings printed. The two other
international conferences were held in Europe, one in
Milano, Italy in 1998 and another in Coimbra, Portugal
in 2001. While greenway papers presented at
these conferences were distributed to the attendees,
they were not published in proceedings. It is hoped
and anticipated by this author, that greenway planners
of coming decades will realize the importance
to record and publish their works of this important
movement. In addition to these national conferences,
there has been numerous state wide conferences in
the United States and Europe during the last decade.
Greenway Project Reports are published for public
agencies at national, state and local levels, and
often for non-governmental organizations. There
were several public agencies and NGOs who were
collaborating on regional studies (e.g., a greenway
vision plan for Southern Michigan). It was prepared
by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy in collaboration
with 22 other agencies (http://www.railtrails.org.
traillink2003).
The great majority of these reports are printed in
small numbers and are distributed primarily to interested
members of agencies and non-governmental organizations.
They are not available in libraries, hence
they are not part of accessible literature.
Greenway literature on the World Wide Web is being
placed on web sites increasingly more frequently.
This development is most encouraging and promising.
This new media is providing interested people access
to project information, reports of all kinds, conferences
and most importantly, an ability to exchange
information and ideas globally.
To date, our research found five levels of web sites
dedicated to greenway planning, design and management.
These are:
1. university research centers and projects, (e.g. New
England Greenway Consortium),
2. Federal government web sites at the United States
Department of Interior’s National Park Service,
3. non-governmental organizations,
4. state governments, and
5. cities/municipalities web sites.
The contents of each of the web sites were also
analyzed below: