Module 4 Webinar Now Available for registration via the NOHVCC website
September 23, 2009 – ARRA’s partner, the National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (NOHVCC), has announced the fourth webinar session of its Public Land Advocacy webinar series. Registration for the webinar is available by accessing one of the links on its website, www.nohvcc.org.
Module 4, Making It Work, will be held on the dates and times below.
- October 6th at 10:00am Central
- October 14th at 10:00am Central
- October 22nd at 6:00pm Central
Below is NOHVCC’s press release:
Module 4 Webinar Now Available for registration via the NOHVCC website
Registration is available for 3 sessions of the fourth and final module of the series
The National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (NOHVCC) is pleased to announce the schedule of the fourth and final module of their Public Land Advocacy webinar series. This 4-part series is designed to assist government agency personnel, OHV enthusiasts, and other interested parties with creating and maintaining sustainable OHV trails.
And best of all, due to funding provided by the Motorcycle Industry Council, the Specialty Vehicle Institute of America, and the Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Association as well as the Yamaha OHV Access Initiative Program, this webinar series is free to you.
The fourth module is entitled, Making It Work. This module ties all of the previous modules together and gives concrete examples of where the principles that have been given during the first 3 modules work. It also helps enthusiasts work with their land managers and helps move us forward towards sustainable OHV trail systems while working within the processes.
The other three modules are:
- The first module, Route Designation: How did we get here? will give enthusiasts a look at how the forest service designates routes, their structure, and their planning process.
- The second module, System Trail Planning – Part 1 covers the basic principles of trail management, called the 4Es, and will go into details regarding building trails of OHV recreation that are environmentally sound and sustainable
- The third module, System Trail Planning – Part 2 starts with a quick overview of STP part 1. It then covers the details of trail maintenance, monitoring, and signing in more depth.
The workshop modules were developed in cooperation with the American Motorcyclist Association, BlueRibbon Coalition, Motorcycle Industry Council, Off-Road Business Association, Specialty Vehicle Institute of America, and United Four Wheel Drive Associations.
For more information and to register for our webinar sessions, go to www.nohvcc.org or call 800-348-6487.
Category: Access Issues, Action Alerts, Land Access
