Geospatial Databases for Outdoor Recreation Advocacy
In order to advocate for human-powered recreation, BSI is partnering with Outdoor Alliance to gather mapping data and inform land managers about important recreational assets throughout Colorado.
Watch our mapping presentation on YouTube now to learn more about our data collection process and mapping resources.
Check out our mapping presentation on YouTube and then go to www.powderproject.com and start uploading tracks! We'll be able to pull your information from their database and use it in our advocacy work.
In 2015, the USFS created the Over Snow Vehicle (OSV) rule, which calls on all forests to create winter travel plans. We are working with Colorado forests to draft plans that promote human-powered and sustainable recreation
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Each winter, CMC hosts a team of Backcountry Snow Rangers on the Ouray Ranger District to enhance education and safety for backcountry users around Red Mountain Pass.
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BSI hosts the Winter Wildlands Alliance Backcountry Film Fest throughout Colorado each winter to showcase winter recreation and environmental advocacy.
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Geospatial data is helping us advocate for human powered recreation. Join us for a workshop or webinar or click below to learn more about how to get involved.
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