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NOHVCC Workshop Programs
2009 NOHVCC
Workshop Schedule
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'09 Workshop
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For more information on the Forest Service OHV
Route Designation Workshops click here
In addition to the
Forest Service OHV Route Designation
Workshops there are two
primary types
of NOHVCC Workshops, both of which are
described below.
NOHVCC OHV Recreation Management
Workshops
 The NOHVCC OHV Recreation Management
Workshops are designed to bring together
decision makers, resource specialists,
recreation planners, and OHV enthusiasts
in order to create a better
understanding of OHV public needs and
desires; to examine environmental issues
surrounding OHV activity; to promote
more effective ways to manage OHV
recreation; and to enhance the planning,
design, and maintenance of quality OHV
trails, trail systems, and areas.
Management workshops are statewide in
scope and developed in cooperation with
local USFS, BLM (where appropriate), and
state agency offices to build on
existing levels of expertise and to
address local situations and issues.
Management workshops are typically two
to four days in length and include field
time whenever possible.
OHV Recreation Management Workshops may
include sessions on:
- OHV Sales, Demographics, and Training
- Needs and Desires of the OHV
Recreation Public
- Review of Current State and Federal
OHV Policies, Regulations, and Planning
Efforts
- Introduction to the Interrelationship
and Critical Components of Engineering,
Education, Enforcement, and Evaluation
to Achieve Desired OHV Management
Outcomes
- Multiple Use Trail Program Planning
and Development
- Multiple Use Trail Program
Construction and Maintenance
- Education Resources
- Funding Resources
- ATV Safety Institute (ASI) ATV
RiderCourse
- Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF)
DirtBike School
- Tread Lightly! Master Tread Trainer
courses
- Sound and Spark Arrestor Testing
Methods
- OHV Public and Private Park
Development, Volunteer Development
- Economic Benefits
- Successful Intra-Agency and
Interagency Cooperation
Additional sessions may be added or
customized to meet local needs.
NOHVCC OHV State Association Development
Workshops
The NOHVCC OHV State Association
Development Workshop program, subtitled
“The Six-Month Plan,” includes the
process and resources to develop,
enhance, or re-establish a recognized,
statewide, inclusive association of
off-highway vehicle recreation interests
within six months.
Program services include advance
planning, releases, contact point,
agendas, registration, facilitation, and
notebooks. The NOHVCC works with a state
planning team, including the State
NOHVCC Representative, to ensure that
the developed association meets specific
state needs.
Association Development Workshops may
include sessions and material on:
- Identification of the State OHV
Community Status
- Mission, Objectives, and Vision
Development
- Meeting Management
- Leadership Techniques
- Effective Communication
- Election of Officers
- Committee Development
- Fund Development and Management
- Goal Development and Achievement
- How to Work Effectively with Land
Managers
- Understanding the Political Process
- AMA “Ride Into Political Action”
Seminars
If you would like to apply for an NOHVCC
Association Development workshop in your
area please contact us.
How to apply to
have a workshop in your area:
To request a workshop application for a training program in your area, print out, complete and return the following application to the address listed below. For more information, including references and examples of past workshops, contact
the NOHVCC by calling toll-free at 800-348-6487. We'll work with you to provide the training you need in a way that will promote OHV recreation responsibly, help you plan and manage it effectively, and work together with
the NOHVCC to "Create a Positive Future for
Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation."
Application
for services:
Are you interested in obtaining services from the National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council's (NOHVCC) Workshop Program? If so, please take a few moments to print out and complete the following questions and return to the NOHVCC at the address shown below. These questions are designed to prompt you through the process so that
the NOHVCC can help you meet your training needs. Your input is necessary and your answers will help us determine where, when, and how NOHVCC resources can best be applied.
Application for
OHV Recreation Management Workshop
Application for
OHV State Association Development Workshop
If you would prefer a complete NOHVCC Workshop Program application package by mail
call us at
800-348-6487.
Return completed
application forms to:
NOHVCC
427 Central Ave. West
Great Falls, MT 59404
FAX 406-454-9142 |
