TWEED POWERING AHEAD
TWEED POWERING AHEAD UPDATE ON THE TWEED SECTION OF THE NORTHERN RIVERS RAIL TRAIL By all accounts the Tweed Section of the Northern Rivers Rail Trail is looking.
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Since 2013, the Northern Rivers Rail Trail Supporters, a group of community volunteers, local government councillors, staff and leaders of the tourist industry, had a vision to preserve and revitalise 130km of disused rail corridor between Murwillumbah and Casino, converting it to a world class car-free corridor through the region’s spectacular landscapes.
The NRRT Supporters are the not-for-profit community arm of the Northern Rivers Rail Trail driving support at all levels, including volunteering, community events, funding and industry knowledge, donations and opportunities for community groups, maintenance and conservation projects.
Now with close partnerships from local councils, and state and federal governments, The Northern Rivers Rail Trail currently has three sections the trail fully funded.
However, we still have a way to go.
Now more than ever, we need this project for our Northern River communities, for connecting and revitalising communities and towns, for local businesses to prosper, for conservation and a wildlife corridor, for health first and green spaces, and for accessibility for all abilities.
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Link to the NSW Northern Rivers Rail Trail website
The Rail Trail is not just about a walking track, it’s about eco-tourism and host communities, festivals and events, employment, education and workplace training, mental and physical health, equity for the disabled, habitat and wildlife corridors and most importantly, future legacies.
TWEED POWERING AHEAD UPDATE ON THE TWEED SECTION OF THE NORTHERN RIVERS RAIL TRAIL By all accounts the Tweed Section of the Northern Rivers Rail Trail is looking.
NSW Welcomes Rail Trails! The NSW Government’s historic Rail Trails Bill has passed through Parliament, empowering our regional communities to convert disused rail corridors into.
