Visitor Use Monitoring Program Development and Implementation
Webinar #2 will focus on understanding how to develop and implement a visitor use monitoring program along with a few applied examples from a municipal level open space program in Boulder, Colorado.
Presented by:
Society of Outdoor Recreation Professionals
Description
Webinar #2 will focus on understanding how to develop and implement a visitor use monitoring program along with a few applied examples from a municipal level open space program in Boulder, Colorado. SORP has assembled four presenters to discuss:
- Developing a visitor use monitoring program
- Choosing specific themes/topics + data collection methods, metrics
- Designing a sampling plan
- Applied examples
- Ensuring program capacity and sustainability
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Gain insight into issues to consider as you contemplate implementing a visitor use monitoring program
- Identifying monitoring priorities and appropriate methods
- Understand the steps necessary to develop a successful sampling plan
- Gain insight on visitation monitoring procedures and operational options
- Understand long-term monitoring options, necessary resources and up-front agreements
- Identify resources to use for further learning
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17, 2020:
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March 11, 2020:
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February 12, 2020:
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January 15, 2020:
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December 18, 2019:
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December 18, 2019:
The Effects of Climate Change on Outdoor Recreation in the United States
October 16, 2019:
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August 21, 2019:
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May 22, 2019:
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March 20, 2019:
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February 20, 2019:
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December 19, 2018:
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November 15, 2018:
Managing Winter Trails: Increasing Opportunities and Adapting to Climate Change
