Sentence examples for working on trails from inspiring English sources

She has never left the state before, but she landed a summer job through the Nature Conservancy working on trails in the forests and swamps of Georgia.

Normally, Mr. Ladowski is in the woods in Washington State, part of a conservation corps working on trails and nature projects.

"I was very inspired by the first part of her book, when she talks about people who work on trails in the mountains, and how they navigate via physical signposts and objects.

Is anybody working on that trail of money that Rodriguez hasn't seen?

Perhaps the most impressive statistic of all is the number of volunteer hours that go into maintaining it: in 2014 more than 5,000 volunteers spent a staggering 241,936 hours working on the trail.

Recently, Mr. Moss, who is working on the Highlands Trail in New Jersey, volunteered to show me a new trail he and his crew built from scratch in 2001, as well as a four-mile loop he is planning off the main Highlands Trail.

"What's important is the quality of the ski experience," said Walter Elander, a partner in the SE Group, a ski resort design company in Burlington, Vt., that worked on several trails that will be used during Olympic skiing events next month in Park City, Utah.

The state chapter of the Audubon Society is also working on creating a birding trail guide for the region.

Mr. Ostrout is working on creating a Revolutionary War Trail in the state that would feature historic sites and artifacts for tourists to visit in a systematic way.

When he graduated, he went to work on a trail crew.

Robin Stein, Stamford's land use bureau chief, said the city has worked on the trail for three years.