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February 27, 2025
NOHVCC Needs Pictures of Responsible OHV Recreation
As NOHVCC continues to update our publications, website, and other resources we have found that we are lacking high-definition pictures of people enjoying themselves while participating in OHV recreation. We are asking our partner network to help us by providing pictures that we can use in these resources. NOHVCC will collect these photos in a photo sharing app or shared folder that will be featured on our website so that others can utilize them for local publications and presentations.
February 24, 2025
BRP and Tread Lightly! Launch The Responsible Rider Masterclass
Valcourt, Quebec and North Salt-Lake, Utah, February 14, 2025 – BRP Inc. (TSX:DOO; NASDAQ:DOOO) and Tread Lightly!, a U.S.-based nonprofit dedicated to promoting responsible outdoor recreation through stewardship and educational programs, are proud to announce the launch of the Responsible Rider Masterclass. The Responsible Rider Masterclass is a free series of online trainings that aims to empower riders of the global powersports community, to ride safely and responsibly, to look out for each other and to safeguard trails and playgrounds.
February 19, 2025
Focus on the Positives A Path to Moving Forward with Trail Work in 2025
2025 has certainly seen a flurry of activity with the transition to new leadership in the White House and major changes in the structure of governmental agencies. Many of our partners have expressed concerns about being able to get trail work done in 2025 with hiring freezes, spending freezes, and changes in how business is done. It is easy at times like this to throw your hands in the air in frustration, and just do something besides volunteering your time to do trail work, but our sport is heavily reliant on the great work you do. After a discussion with some other motorized trail advocacy and education organizations, we decided to share some information about how certain groups have navigated these times of change and how they planned to keep moving forward. Hopefully this provides direction and inspiration for other groups to continue providing high quality recreation experiences.