SORP Webinars & Training Series
We are pleased to offer access to all of these sessions FREE OF COST to everyone. It’s important to SORP to be able to serve the outdoor recreation community through these types of training opportunities. We could not offer these important training sessions without support from our members and partners.
Interested in partnering or sponsoring a series or individual webinars? Contact Rachel at [email protected]
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Upcoming Webinars and Trainings
Breaking Down the 2021 Outdoor Recreation Economy Release with Federal and State Partners,  November 30, 2022 12:00-1:00 PT
Chris Perkins, Senior Director at the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable, will unpack the huge resurgence of the outdoor recreation economy in 2021 and key segments to watch moving forward. He will be joined by Katherine Andrews, Arkansas State Director of Outdoor Recreation, and Jenny Kordick, Executive Director at Maine Outdoor Brands, to spotlight increases at the state level and the role of State Offices of Outdoor Recreation and State Outdoor Business Alliances in moving the outdoor recreation economy forward.
Learning Objectives
- Understand how the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis calculates the value of the outdoor recreation economy and learn where the economy grew most from 2020 to 2021.
- Learn how states are utilizing the data with key stakeholders to help draw attention to opportunities presented by outdoor recreation investments
- Understand the functional differences between State Offices of Outdoor Recreation and State Outdoor Business Alliances and how they can work together in search of common goals.
Register here.
Past Webinars and Trainings
Centering Indigenous Futures in Outdoor Recreation Training and Resources
U.S. public land and water management are grounded in settler colonialism, including Indigenous land dispossessions and violations of Tribal Treaties. This free training series features four sessions that bring Indigenous scholars and land managers into conversation about reimagining outdoor recreation through decolonization, Indigenous value systems, and Indigenous futures.
Webinar Archive
The following videos and slides are posted on the member-only side of this website.
2021
- 2021 Virtual National Outdoor Recreation Conference
- Climate and Outdoor Recreation - July 2021
- Assessing Climate Vulnerability and Resilience
- Climate Adaptation Strategies
- OUTDOOR RECREATION POLICY - May 2021
- Access
- Equity
- Land and Water Conservation Fund
- Infrastructure
- RECOVERY & RESILIENCE - March 2021
- Rural Economic Development - Tools for Recovery
- Visitor Retention: New and Repeat Visitors: Using Data to Inform Decisions for 2021
- Stewardship Corps / Host & Amabassador Programs - Pandemic Response and Future Role
- Visitor Use - Data Review from the Pandemic? What to Anticipate for 2021?
- Responsible Recreation - Social Science and Best Practices for On-The-Ground Implementation
2020
2019
- The Effects of Climate Change on Outdoor Recreation in the United States
- Leave No Trace – From Science to Application in Parks and Protected Areas: Strategies for Influencing Visitor Behavior
- Engaging Volunteers as Partners
- Public Health Partnerships in Minnesota: Navigating the Land of 10,000 Opportunities
- Sustainable Recreation Partnerships with Federal Agencies: Lessons from California’s Eastern Sierra
- Partnering with Universities for Youth Engagement, Career Connections, & Because It Can Lead to Great Things!
- Partnering to Enhance Diversity in Outdoor Recreation Participation
- Partnering with State Offices of Outdoor Recreation
2018
- International Perspectives on Visitor Use Monitoring from a New IUCN Best Practice Guideline
- Spatial Approaches to Monitoring and Managing Visitor Use
- Understanding Economic Impact Studies: Lessons on Data and the Outdoor Revolution
- Visitor Use Monitoring Program Development and Implementation
- Overview of Interagency Visitor Use Management Council Visitor Capacity and Monitoring Guidebooks
- Developing the Business Case for Your Campground
- Best Practices in Campground Design
- Best Practices in Cabin, Glamping, and Bike Camping
- Understanding RV Consumer and Product Trends
2017
- The Changing Face of Camping, October 2017
- Partnering for Relevancy and Inclusion: A regional approach, August 2017
- Environmental Education and Outdoor Recreation: Strategies for Impact, February 2017
2016
- An Interagency Approach to Visitor Use Management, November 2016
- Best Practices for the Production of Recreation and Management Planning Documents, June 2016
- Making the Case for Parks and Trails, January 2016
2015
- Long Distance Trails: think regionally, implement locally - October 2015
- Trail Towns: Bringing Outdoor Recreation and Communities Together - July 2015
- Evolving Market Trends for Outdoor Recreation Professionals - February 2015
2014
- Creating “Best of the Best” OHV Recreation Experiences - November 2014
- GIS Applications in Outdoor Recreation Planning - June 2014
- International Outdoor Recreation Planning Perspectives - February 2014
2013
- An Alternative Development and Analysis Exposé - November 2013
- Collaboration and Public Participation in Outdoor Recreation Planning - July 2013
- Keys to Effective Surveys - May 2013
Older
- Best of SCORP - August 2010
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