Munda Biddi Trail Foundation Information

The dream of creating Western Australia's first long-distance off-road cycling trail took shape through the efforts dedicated volunteers and visionary government and community representatives. The Munda Biddi Trail Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation that was formed to assist the Department of Conservation and Land Management and other land managers get the trail project off the ground, and it continues to be involved in trail development and planning.

Today the Foundation represents the community that will use the trail. It is a "friends of the trail" group that enlists paid memberships while also tending to the business of fundraising, sponsorship, and community liaison. The Foundation is responsible for raising community awareness of the trail, promoting its use by residents and visitors, and planning and participating in special trail events. It's the primary role of the organisation to get cyclists using the trail and to provide facilities and resources to ensure that it is a quality experience for everyone involved.

The Munda Biddi Trail Foundation Board
The Munda Biddi Trail Foundation has a management committee of volunteers representing various interests including bicycle and other outdoor clubs, businesses, key stakeholders and the greater community. The board meets on the second Monday of every month to discuss issues and assist in steering the project into the future.

Board members as of October 2007 are:

Ron Colman - Chair
Paul Bevis
David Hey
Leanne Robb
Steven Reynolds
Stuart Harrison (DEC Representative)
Alan Lofts
Reg Howard-Smith
Therese Jones (Secretary/Mentor)

Jenny Verne-Taylor is the Foundation's Executive Officer. Crystal Reed has been appointed to the newly created Events Co-Ordinator position this year and has developed a fantastic new Events program.

To apply for membership on the board, download the application form and forward to the Foundation.

Membership

Volunteering

Sponsorship