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NAOPM AND NOHVCCC ANNUAL CONFERENCES
CONCLUDE IN NEW MEXICO
Most of the NAOPM and NOHVCC Conference
participants gathered for a group photo
following the concurrent conferences
held that day. It was the second-largest
Conference on record with a total head
count of 206 folks, all interested in
"creating a positive future for OHV
recreation".
Photo Highlights
of the Conferences Including All
Awards>>
Photo Highlights
of the Pre-Conference Trailrides>> |
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OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE EXEC TELLS CONGRESS
ACTIVE TRAIL MANAGEMENT IS WORKING |
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Russ Ehnes,
Executive Director of the National
Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council
(NOHVCC), made his remarks during a
hearing on the impact of off-road
vehicles on federal lands. The Natural
Resources Committee Subcommittee on
National Parks, Forests and Public Lands
in the U.S. House of Representatives
called the hearing. Mr. Ehnes cited
numerous examples where OHV management
has been successful, including the
Hatfield-McCoy Trail System in West
Virginia, the Paiute ATV Trail in Utah
and the San Bernardino National Forest
in California.
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TRAILS IN TROUBLE DVD HIGHLIGHTS
NATIONAL FOREST LAND-ACCESS ISSUES FOR
YOUR LEGISLATORS |
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A unique DVD has
been developed for use by OHV advocates
as a way to get their concerns heard by
their local and national lawmakers.
"Buying and presenting this hi-res DVD
version is crucial to our objective,"
according to Advocates for Access to
Public Lands, the organization behind
the program. "The more people that see
the DVD version in public settings, the
better chance we have of saving the
National Forest trail systems." Included
with the DVD are detailed instructions
to help you get the word out. Get the
DVD
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MEDIA WEB PAGE PROVIDES OHV EDITORS AND
WEBMASTERS WITH READY-TO-RUN ARTICLES
AND HI-RES PHOTOS
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An all-new
feature on the NOHVCC website currently
offers 23 informative OHV articles and
56 photos, all designed to help create a
positive future for OHV recreation. Many
of the articles tout the myriad of
services, education materials and
"tools" that the NOHVCC offers. "Getting
the word out to grassroots riders about
everything we have to offer is essential
to our organization's goal of ensuring
more and better riding opportunities in
the coming years," explains NOHVCC
Communications Director Steve Casper. |
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RESERVE DATES NOW FOR 2008 WORKSHOPS IN
YOUR AREA! DATES ARE CURRENTLY OPEN FOR
OHV ASSOCIATION, OHV MANAGEMENT, AND
USFS ROUTE DESIGNATION WORKSHOPS |
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NOHVCC is currently planning their
workshop and event calendars for
2008.Contact them now at 800-348-6487 or
trailhead@nohvcc.orgto
discuss any proposals for the coming
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Being a part of our organization not
only helps other OHV activists become
more effective, but it also strengthens
your quest to increase OHV opportunities
and further responsible riding in your state. Find out what it means to
be an
NOHVCC State
Representative. |
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View a short video that describes some of
the more popular products from the
NOHVCC as well as other services and
workshops the organization is
currently offering. (Thanks to
ATV Connection.com
for producing and hosting the video
clip) |
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This interactive CD/ROM for kids
features many responsible riding
messages and includes several games as a
well as a ride down the “Adventure
Trail.” The make a great handout at
event or educational programs and are
available free from the NOHVCC (there is
a small shipping charge)More info>> |
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NOHVCC Event
Participation |
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Ohio Trail Opening |
April 14-15 |
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BLM Earth Day, Idaho Falls, ID |
April 26 |
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ATVAM 25th Anniversary, Silver Bay, MN |
June 14 |
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Hodaka Days, Athena, OH |
June 20-22 |
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NOHVCC
Workshops |
State Association and OHV Recreation Management Workshops
Forest Service OHV Route Designation Workshop |
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