About 11 Trademarks found that are owned by Appalachian Trail Conservancy

Clothing, namely, shirts and T-Shirts; headwear, namely, caps and hats; bandanas; socks; belts

Hammocks

Education, namely, providing training services, teaching, conducting programs, instruction, and on-line publication of information in the fields of trails, conservation, and trail conservation; educational and cultural activities, namely, arranging of exhibitions, arranging of seminars, arranging of conferences, arranging of professional workshops, arranging of training courses, educational research, information about education, magazine publishing, maintaining of records of amateur athletes, medical training and teaching, museums, organizing community sporting and cultural events, providing a website featuring sporting information, providing facilities for recreation activities, publication and editing of printed matter, publishing of electronic publications, special event planning, recreational park services; recreational services in the nature of trails and trail conservation; recreational services in the nature of providing and maintaining trails and primitive bridges along the Appalachian National Scenic Trail; recreational services in the nature of providing campsites along the Appalachian National Scenic Trail; education of users and other interested parties, namely, providing instruction in the history and proper use and care of the Appalachian National Scenic Trail; training of volunteer maintainers, land managers, and citizen-scientists in the fields of trails, conservation and trail conservation

Financial and real-estate affairs, namely, charitable fund-raising, acquisition and management of land for public on-foot recreational use, and acquisition and management of land for resource protection

"STORE"

The mark consists of the words "APPALACHIAN TRAIL" placed in a semi-circle on top of the letters "A T", which are stacked on top of each other, with the words "MAINE TO GEORGIA" in a semi-circle under the letters "A T", all enclosed within a diamond.

The mark consists of a literal element plus a logo design having sun and mountains surrounded by a circular line, with the letters "A" and "T" at the base of the logo design.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

In the statement, Column 1, line 12, after BOOKS, AND should be inserted.

RECREATIONAL SERVICES-NAMELY, PROVIDING AND MAINTAINING OF TRAILS AND CAMPSITES

In the statement, Column 2, line 12, "First Use 12-1-2004; Commerce 6-29-2005" should be deleted, and "First Use 7-4-2005; Commerce 7-4-2005" should be inserted. All goods are deleted, except "paper, cardboard and goods made from either of these materials, related to the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, namely magazines in the fields of trails, conservation, and trail conservation"

"CONSERVANCY"

Education, namely, providing training services, teaching, conducting programs, instruction, and on-line publication of information in the fields of trails, conservation, and trail conservation; educational and cultural activities, namely, arranging of exhibitions, arranging of seminars, arranging of conferences, arranging of professional workshops, arranging of training courses, educational research, information about education, magazine publishing, maintaining records and certifying record performances of amateur athletes, medical training and teaching, museums, operation of sports camps, organizing community sporting and cultural events, physical fitness consultation and instruction, providing a website featuring sporting information, providing facilities for recreation activities, providing information in the field of exercise training, publication and editing of printed matter, publishing of electronic publications, special event planning, recreational camps; recreational park services; recreational services in the nature of trails and trail conservation; recreational services in the nature of providing and maintaining trails and primitive bridges along the Appalachian National Scenic Trail; recreational services in the nature of providing campsites along the Appalachian National Scenic Trail; education of users and other interested parties, namely, providing instruction in the history and proper use and care of the Appalachian National Scenic Trail; training of volunteer maintainers, land managers, and citizen-scientists in the fields of trails, conservation, and trail conservation