Day 2 of the NOHVCC and BLM meetings occured again in the El Centro Field office locations including San Diego County and Imperial Counties. NOHVCC staff were treated to a whole day with two amazing field officers providing guided tours of the McCain (Lark Canyon), Juan Bautista Historic Route, Plaster City and Superstition Mountain areas. These on the ground sessions will help NOHVCC staff with the upcoming listening sessions and helping to understand any issues that will come up during those meetings. For more information and to sign up for a session please visit: https://nohvcc.org/help-shape-the-future-of-ohv-recreation-on-southern-california-blm-lands-if-you-recreate-in-socal-please-take-this-opportunity-to-weigh-in/

NOHVCC Staff and BLM representatives will meet tomorrow in Palm Springs and tour the area around that area.

Day 1 of NOHVCC and BLM on the ground "listening sessions" have occurred. NOHVCC staff Geoff Chain, Duane Taylor and Laura Feist met with BLM Rec Managers and Field Office members in the El Centro Field Office and toured the Imperial Sand Dunes. These meetings occurring are preparing BLM offices for the upcoming listening sessions that start on April 27th. For more information visit: https://nohvcc.org/help-shape-the-future-of-ohv-recreation-on-southern-california-blm-lands-if-you-recreate-in-socal-please-take-this-opportunity-to-weigh-in/

Help Shape The Future Of OHV Recreation On Southern California BLM Lands – If You Recreate In SOCAL, Please Take This Opportunity To Weigh In!

NOHVCC is working in partnership with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), to create a California Statewide OHV Action Plan. To make this happen we need your assistance in learning how the BLM can better provide access to high quality OHV recreation experiences in the state of California.

In 2014 NOHVCC and the BLM partnered to develop a National Motorized Recreation Action Strategy designed to help the BLM develop individual state action plans for providing high quality OHV opportunities and develop partnerships to help maintain those opportunities. This process has created state specific OHV action plans in 7 other states where the BLM manages public land. The strategies will be used to help guide future travel management and resource management decisions; however, the strategies are NOT part of a specific travel management plan.

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