Trails training, workshops, and conferences on trail building, planning, management, land protection, organization development, leadership, tools, GIS data, parks, bike/ped facilities, nonmotorized transportation, funding, and stewardship.
Trainings are now listed on our sister website, TrailSkills.org, where you can connect with trails professionals, get training, and learn about the Trail Core Competencies.
California Parks and Recreation Society
3/18/2025
Save the date to join CPRS in Sacramento, CA for CONNECTIONS 2025: CPRS Conference & Expo! Section Intensives, Institutes, and Special Events will generally begin on Tuesday, March 18, 2025 with Connections proper taking place Wednesday, March 19 - Friday, March 21, 2025.
Association of Outdoor Recreation and Education (AORE)
11/19/2024
The Outdoor Professional Conference strives to empower participant facing outdoor recreation and education providers and facilitators by: expanding collaboration between the outdoor industry and outdoor recreation and education, offering high quality educational opportunities, building and strengthening professional skills and knowledge, broadening networking opportunities, educating on advocacy and public policy efforts within the industry, and amplifying the value and impact of outdoor recreation
American Trails
10/24/2024
This webinar will provide you with some of the needed tools, understanding, and resources of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing so that you can be more inclusive, respectful, and successful.10/13/2024
Together with experts from across Europe and around the globe this in-person only event will share insights and expertise on how to develop and implement walking policies and programmes that deliver walkable communities and safer streets, broader community participation and enhance the value of walking.The Harbinger Consultancy
10/10/2024
Learn how to make the outdoor recreation economy work for your community to generate more awareness and buy-in, make quick progress that can be sustained over time, and create meaningful changes that make a difference for your community’s business and economic vitality, physical health and confidence. Learn a step-by-step process that you can adapt to use “nature-based placemaking” to transform how your community sees, talks about and invests in itself to make it a more attractive place to live, visit and do business.
American Society of Landscape Architects
10/6/2024
The largest landscape architecture trade show in the world is held annually by ASLA in various cities throughout the United States. The ASLA 2024 Conference on Landscape Architecture and EXPO draws more than 6,000 attendees and over 250 exhibitors each year. Attendees consistently rate the EXPO as the “most valuable event” at the meeting each year. Check out the 2024 floor plan and contact us today to reserve your space!
American Society of Landscape Architects
10/6/2024
The American Society of Landscape Architects proudly marks its 125th anniversary! Registration will begin at a later date.
International Professional Association for Transport & Health (IPATH)
10/1/2024
It will be FIVE long years this fall since we all met in Melbourne, Australia. The challenges have been many over the years with a complete shut down due to a global pandemic, post-pandemic uncertainty, and organizational re-engineering. Whew. We made it. Learned our lessons along the way and have emerged with strength and optimism. Therefore, it is with great pleasure to announce the IPATH 2024 Annual Meeting (formally known as the "International Conference for Transport & Health/ICTH) will be held at the Embassy Suites by Hilton in St. Charles, Missouri starting on the evening of Tuesday, 1 October through Friday, 4 October 2024. The theme for the conference is "Visions for Sustainable Living: Transport, Access, and Health" complemented by all things American.
American Trails
9/26/2024
This interactive workshop provides a framework for honestly evaluating your organization's or community's stage of inclusion.The Harbinger Consultancy
9/25/2024
A tremendous body of studies has substantiated the economic value of parks, heritage areas and sites, and other protected areas. These can be useful in helping you make your case, but it’s even more compelling to speak directly about the benefits of your park, your heritage area, your community. Learn to paint a broad, research and data-based picture of the economic effects of your park and tell that story to support advocacy, fundraising, economic development, and stronger community-park relationships. You will learn and adapt a proven approach that engages community resources without hiring an economist, consultant or communications shop.
