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Posted April 28, 2008 8:56 PM

SBTS in the NEWS

Lassen County Times
September 13, 2011
Westwood schools become part of Learning Landscapes
WTB
July 16, 2011
Come Hell or High Water (in this case snow) the 2011 Downieville Classic Prevails!
Sierra Sun
July 15, 2011
Reliving the Downieville Classic experience
by Matt Chappell
I Hate Bikes
April 16, 2011
Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship needs yo’ money
by Jason Van Horn
Mountain Bike
2010
Downieville's Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship
by Lou Mazzante
Decline
December 2, 2010
Long Lake Connector Trail Finished
by Frank Addelia
104 Bronson
August 25, 2010
Wednesdays, Have Thou Forsaken Us?
by Dark Lord
Mountain Flyer Magazine
July 20, 2010
2010 Downieville Classic Cross Country Mountain Bike Race
by Michael Riepe
104 Bronson
July 15, 2010
T he D-ville in the Details
by Dark Lord
Decline
July 14, 2010
Downieville River Jumpers do it Right
by Alan Davis
Dirt Rag
July 14, 2010
800 Racers Can't be Wrong. Downieville Classic Does Not Suck.
Decline Magazine
May 24, 2010
National Trails Day Celebration With Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Near Downieville
by Mark Jordan
Dirtkids The Adventure of...
May, 2010
Good Times, Good People, Great Trails
by Michelle Stoddard
On the trail with IMBA
November 2, 2009
The Downieville Experiencee
by the IMBA trailcrew
104 Bronson
October 19, 2009
The Good Things in Life
by Mike Ferrentino
Beguelin.com
April 28, 2009
Ibis Mojo
by Adam Beguelin
FatCyclist.com
April 21, 2009
And Now, A Word from Chuck
by Scot Nicol
MTBR.com
April 21, 2009
Mojo Raffle & The Tranny - Ibis At Sea Otter
by Photo-John
Sea Otter Classic Expo
April 21, 2009
Part 4 - April 21: Yet more bikes from Monterey
by James Huang
Velo News
April 18, 2009
Raffling for a cause
by Matt Pacocha
Plumas County News
06/18/2008
Downieville: Mountain biking meca
by Shannon Morrow
Marin Bikes Blog
05/21/2008
Sierra Buttes Epic Update
Decline Magazine
05/20/2008
North Yuba Trail, Downieville Update
by Mark Jordan
Dirt Rag {Web Rag}
Bikes Belong Awards $44K in Grants
by Karl Rosengarth
Decline Magazine
04/22/2008
Blowing up Rocks in Downieville
by Mark Jordan

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Formed in 2003, the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship is a volunteer driven non-profit whose primary goal is the maintenance and enhancement of the trail systems in and around Downieville, the Lakes Basin, Graeagle and Quincy.This small group has donated over 22,000 hours of volunteer labor to both the Plumas and Tahoe National Forests, maintaining over 30 trails, including the creation of 25 miles of new trails. While these trails see over 200,000 users per year, they continue to maintain a level A standing due to all the hard work of the Stewardship volunteers. This organization is not only a shining example of what a small group of dedicated, passionate people can do for an area, it is a demonstration of economic efficiency when no alternatives exist. All our product sponsors' and volunteer monies go directly to trail maintenance and development. We multiply all donations by over 1500% through organized volunteer labor in kind contributions.