Wabash Erie Canal Corridor Project Meeting

Wabash Erie Canal Corridor Project Meeting

January 17, 2007, 1:00 p.m.
Honeywell Center, Wabash, Indiana.

Hosted by Charlie Creek Foundation

Please join us for our second meeting while we explore possibilities for linking the "towpaths" along the Wabash & Erie Canal in a bike/hike/byway Corridor to offer recreation, provide exercise and recall our rich heritage.

Your thoughts and ideas are welcome as we work through the planning for the long-term success to enhance:

○ Investment in health through improved access to recreation

○ Preservation and enjoyment of our nation's heritage

○ Gift to generations to come through the wise use of heritage

○ Recreational resource that will foster sustainable economic development

Our agenda will include a presentation by a representative of Banks of the Wabash, Inc. to explain the advantages of becoming a chapter member to: examine already existing trails; develop plans for filling in voids between existing pathways; create informational and historical signage; as well as address concerns going forward.

Banks of the Wabash, is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to preserving, enhancing, and promoting the significant historical and natural resources of the Wabash River Heritage Corridor.

It brings together a variety of groups, individuals, government agencies and companies with interests in conservation, historic preservation, economic development, community education, and heritage tourism. Learn more at http://www.banksofthewabash.org

Join us Wednesday, January 17th on our path to connect recreation and exercise with our own special history.