Missed the October 14th webinar on new tools and resources available in the Blue Trails Guide that can help improve recreation and protect hometown rivers? Not to worry – the recorded webinar is posted here on the Blue Trails Guide and waiting for you to view.
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Singapore is taking on an exciting new program through their People’s Association Water-Venture, a program to provide a place for residents and communities to participate in water recreation sports, from kayaking to dragon boating, and connect with their local body of water. Read more…
Rivers are key economic drivers here in the United States. Not only do we rely on them for shipping channels, power and agricultural irrigation, but we also rely on them significantly for recreation and the associated economic benefits that communities receive. Read more…
Are you interested in enhancing recreation and conserving rivers and lands in your community? Join the Community Forum where you can connect with, share ideas, get answers to your questions, and learn from other like-minded people. Read more…
Join us for a 30-minute webinar on October 14th at 1 pm ET/11 am MT where you’ll learn about new tools and resources that can help you improve recreational opportunities and conserve your hometown river. Read more…
When planning your next paddle or river excursion, one of the most important things to consider is the safety of you and your fellow companions. From Life Jackets, to trip planning, our friends at the American Canoe Association are leaders in boating safety. Read more…
Last week I had the opportunity to spend two glorious days in Eagle County, Colorado exploring the Upper Colorado and one of its tributaries in Central Colorado, the Eagle River. Joined by a few of my colleagues, we partook in one of my favorite summer activities: floating a river. These two rivers are a destination for families and adventurers wanting to fish, float and enjoy the beautiful river and canyon. Read more…
Innovative solutions like Blue Trails can help communities stay healthy and address nature-deficit disorder.
I love summer – endless sunshine and spending most, if not all, of my free time outside. There are new places to discover – backyards, parks, and rivers to name a few – that become my favorite summer spots. Exploring the great outdoors isn’t only fun but it helps me stay fit and healthy.
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Last week I blogged about the connection between the economy, recreation and open space here in the western United States. Protecting open space is beneficial for both residents and tourists alike, and in turn is good for local economies.
