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DRAFT Valley County Recreation Strategic Plan The purpose of this plan is to provide a path forward for recreation in Valley County that will not harm but rather enhance the community’s residents as well as future generations A well- thought-out strategic plan will result in improved outdoor experiences, economic opportunities for local businesses, and ensure today’s recreation opportunities are available for future generations
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The “Recreation Boom” on Public Lands in Western Washington . . . Population growth scenarios for western Washington also suggest these challenges will only increase in the future The expanding volume of recreational users on public lands in recent years across Tribes’ treaty areas has been fueled, in part, by rapid growth in the technology industry in the Puget Sound Region (Balk, 2019) This ‘tech boom’ has led to a significant increase in spending
King County Small Lakes Recreation Guide The Small Lakes Recreation Guide is published by King County’s Department of Natural Resources and Parks Lake Stewardship staff To ensure the continued health of small lakes for public enjoy-ment and ecological integrity, the Lake Stewardship staff and trained volunteers conduct ongoing water quality monitoring and stewardship efforts
Recreation - Manistee, MI Manistee Recreation Association The Manistee Recreation Association (MRA) was established in 1942 and founded by a group of high school youth that claimed they were looking for recreation and recreational activities in the Manistee area As a result of our volunteers, municipalities and further help the MRA is still alive and thriving today A wide variety of winter, spring summer and fall
Recreation as a transformative experience: Synthesizing the . . . A more holistic systems view of outdoor recreation can help researchers and managers envision the bigger picture of how outdoor recreation land management contributes to recreation benefits and ecosystem services If we understand the full complexity of the recreation system, we are better situated to address specific components in meaningful ways