Did you know 2016 is the 100th Anniversary of the National Parks Service? Created 1916, the National Park Service began it’s journey to protect amazing landscapes across the U.S. and promote outdoor recreation for families and kids. Read more…
Did you miss our webinar earlier this week on Making the Case for the Economic Benefits of Water Trails? This month, we were joined by Natalie Warren Read more…
Success on Capitol Hill! Today, after expiring at the end of September, funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) was restored! LWCF has been a staple funding source for communities across the country Read more…
Join us for our monthly webinar series on Tuesday, December 15th at 1 pm ET/11 am MT as we dive into the economic benefits of river based recreation. Read more…
Did you miss our webinar last week on Finding Creative Funding Sources for Conservation and Recreation? Watch it here today! This presentation discussed different opportunities for finding funding from private and public grants to more innovative partnerships and events. Read more…
This blog is from our partner, Eric Davis who currently serves as Director of Dorchester County Parks and Recreation Department. He is an avid fisherman and lifelong paddler.
From childhood to adulthood and through the lens of my chosen profession, I have always viewed waterways as an indispensable outlet for recreational pursuits for all ages and ability levels. In the South Carolina Lowcountry water is everywhere. Read more…
Join us for our monthly webinar series next Tuesday, November 17th at 1 pm ET/11 am MT. This presentation will discuss different opportunities for finding funding from private and public grants to more innovative partnerships and events. Read more…
