Sign Up Now for Land Advocacy Webinars Last Set of Scheduled Webinars Currently Planned NOHVCC is holding another round of Public Land Advocacy webinars during this winter season. The distribution of these Land Advocacy webinars has been made possible through a grant from the Yamaha OHV Access Initiative. The content of the webinars has been made possible through funding from the Motorcycle Industry Council (MIC), the Specialty Vehicle
Institute of American (SVIA), and the Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Association (ROHVA). These webinars compliment the highly popular Public Land Advocacy DVD series. The webinar series will help you understand and
be effectively involved in OHV management and agency planning processes to help you promote and preserve OHV riding opportunities with topics such as, writing effective comments letters, working with land managers, the agency process for designating routes, etc. There will also be information for land managers such as who are the enthusiasts and how to provide trail systems riders want to stay on. They also include topics addressing why high quality OHV trail system are needed, the design elements and principles of OHV trail systems, trail maintenance, monitoring, and signing. And more.
While you participate in the webinars, you will have the opportunity to ask questions of the presenter and to interact with other participants. These webinars are full of interesting examples of how things work and how
things fail. Plus we have time to cover some topics more in-depth that we are able to on the DVDs. Don1t forget that these sessions qualify for Continuing Education Units. You must register for both the sessions as well
as the CEUs to receive the credit. Registration for these sessions and CEUs
can be done on our website.
This is the last set of currently planned webinar sessions, so be sure to register for these sessions! Module 1 Feb 16th at 5:00pm central Module 2 Feb 25th at 5:00pm central Module 3 Mar 16th at 5:00pm central Module 4 Mar 25th at 5:00pm central For more information regarding the webinars or to arrange a custom session, contact NOHVCC staff at trailhead@nohvcc.org.