24th International Trails Symposium and Training Institute
Featuring the Professional TrailBuilders Association’s (PTBA) Sustainable Trails Workshop Series, Legacy Trail, and Technical Track
We are proud to feature for a third Symposium the Professional TrailBuilders Association’s (PTBA) Sustainable Trails Workshop Series, Legacy Trail, and Technical Track. This will be an inspiring and educational conference as we come together as a trails community. Email [email protected] for any Symposium-related questions.
A list of sessions will be available by September 4 when online registration is available.
If you have questions or need clarification regarding your presentation proposal, contact Symposium Program Co-Chair, Mike Passo with American Trails, [email protected], 530-645-9683, or Rory Robinson, [email protected], 440-717-3776.
This year, American Trails is extremely excited to announce that the Trails Training Institute will run concurrently with the International Trails Symposium, in partnership with the Professional TrailBuilders Association, and will provide a full series of sessions and workshops focused on:
All Training Institute sessions will offer CEU/Learning Credits, and will be submitted for approval through the DOI Learn training platform, a federal platform for training opportunities for federal employees.
Learning credits/CEUs will be available to attendees and are included in the registration fee.
American Trails is an approved provider for the American Planning Association (APA) and can offer Certification Maintenance (CM) credits, as well as an LA CES approved provider for the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA). Sessions are also eligible for CEU equivalency petition for park professionals with the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA).
HOW TO RECEIVE CREDITS:
Attendees must fill out an evaluation survey after each session they attend, as well as have their learning credits tracking form initialed by a room host, registration desk, or American Trails staff. The tracking sheet can be obtained from the registration desk and evaluation forms are provided in each meeting room. A certificate will be emailed to attendees requesting learning credits within 21 days following the conference.
In order to be eligible for learning credits/CEUs, presentations must run at least 30 minutes in length to be eligible for AICP CM credits, at least 60 minutes in length for LA CES, and at least 75 minutes in length for NRPA CEU equivalency petition. The length of the session will determine the number of hours/credits given.
For questions on learning credits/CEUs, contact Candace Gallagher at [email protected] or (530) 605-4395.
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