Here's some of what's happening at the PCTA and on the PCT. Check back often for the latest.

McConnell Foundation Funds Volunteer Recruitment PCTA, December 2005

Postal Service Unveils PCT Commemorative Stamp PCTA, December 2005

PCTA Says Goodbye to a Good Friend: Eugene F. ("Bud") Reid PCTA, October 2005

Louise Marshall, National and State Leader in Hiking Movement, 1915 - 2005 PCTA & WTA, September 2005

SmartWool Awards PCTA Grant PCTA, August 2005

PCTA Welcomes Ian Nelson as Regional Representative PCTA, March 2005

Mike Dawson Joins PCTA as Trail Operations Director, PCTA, January 10, 2004

Forest Flood Damage Tops $10 Million, Recreation Areas Cut Off in '04, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, November 14, 2003

Last week's rains did untold damage, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Wednesday, October, 29, 2003

Senate budget has no money to protect PCT, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2003

Unwieldy section of PCT gets face lift, Record Searchlight, August 17, 2003

Pacific Crest Trail Association and Tahoe Rim Trail Association to celebrate National Trails Day and a recent acquisition that will protect a trail segment in the Tahoe area.
May 23, 2003, PCTA, Sacramento, California

National Scenic Trail Lands Acquired. Nearly 4,700 acres of forest land, including about 6 miles of the PCT, have been purchased by the Forest Service from Plum Creek Timber Company.
May 21, 2003, Okanogan and Wenatchee National Forest, Wenatchee, Washington

See also:
• 9,000 acres bought for preservation in Cascades, Seattle Times, May 22, 2003
• 9,119 preserved in Cascade Corridor. Partnership buys land from timber company, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, May 22, 2003

PCTA Honors Timber Company with Partnership Award; Collins Pine Company Demonstrates Unique and Exemplary Stewardship of National Scenic Trail
March 3, 2003, PCTA, Sacramento, California

Pacific Crest Trail Association's Annual Alice Krueper Clean-Up Day to Target Interstate 10 Corridor in San Gorgonio Pass on November 16, 2002
October 22, 2002, PCTA, Sacramento, California

World Record Long-Distance Hiker, Flyin' Brian Robinson, to talk about his epic, 7,400-mile, 300-day hike, September 24,2002
August 14, 2002, PCTA, Sacramento, California

Local Trail Volunteer to Receive National BLM Award; Bureau of Land Management recognizes "Pickaxe" Pete, of Ventura, Ca., and his Pacific Crest Trail Gorillas for making a difference in Southern California
May 22, 2002, PCTA, Sacramento, California