They're expanding their partnership to include the Trails Assets and Tourism Initiative.
Officials from Brock University and Niagara Parks signed the new collaboration agreement earlier today.
It's going to include a needs assessment for trails master plan and it will provide educational opportunities for Brock students.
The Ontario Trails Network will also play a big role. It will bring it's experience in managing and operating recreational trails to the table.
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