National Park Service

National Park Service

The National Park Service (NPS) was created in 1916 and today manages over 390 units found in all 50 states and some of the U.S. territories. NPS supports and operates trails in three interlocking arenas: trails in parks, technical assistance to States and communities, and administration of much of the National Trails System.

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Trainings Posted by National Park Service

Tribal Tourism and Park Conservation
Partnership for the National Trails System (PNTS)
Partnership for the National Trails System (PNTS)
Tribal Tourism and Park Conservation

September 02, 2020

International

Partnering with Tribes on Conservation
Partnership for the National Trails System (PNTS)
Partnership for the National Trails System (PNTS)
Partnering with Tribes on Conservation

August 05, 2020

International

Network for Landscape Conservation: NPS Connected Conservation Webinar Series - Partnering with Communities to Conserve Battlefields
Network for Landscape Conservation
Network for Landscape Conservation
Network for Landscape Conservation: NPS Connected Conservation Webinar Series - Partnering with Communities to Conserve Battlefields

June 17, 2020

Online

Network for Landscape Conservation: NPS Connected Conservation Webinar Series - Connecting the Appalachian Trail, Conservation Landscapes, & Communities
Network for Landscape Conservation
Network for Landscape Conservation
Network for Landscape Conservation: NPS Connected Conservation Webinar Series - Connecting the Appalachian Trail, Conservation Landscapes, & Communities

May 20, 2020

International

Network for Landscape Conservation: NPS Connected Conservation Webinar Series - Creating Bearwise Communities
National Park Service
National Park Service
Network for Landscape Conservation: NPS Connected Conservation Webinar Series - Creating Bearwise Communities

May 06, 2020

International

Network for Landscape Conservation: NPS Connected Conservation Webinar Series - Boulder, Colorado’s Open Space
Network for Landscape Conservation
Network for Landscape Conservation
Network for Landscape Conservation: NPS Connected Conservation Webinar Series - Boulder, Colorado’s Open Space

April 23, 2020

International

Staff

Staff for National Park Service

Tobias

Tobias Miller

National Park Service

Agency

Cherokee, NC

Trails manager with 20 plus years experience

Jonathan

Jonathan Oneil

National Park Service

Agency

Oak Hill, WV

Education: Marshall University Alumn - Natural Resources and Rec Management Minor -…

Sean

Sean Reynolds

National Park Service

Agency

San Francisco, CA

Sean Reynolds leads the facility management program at Golden Gate National Recreation Area…

Brandon

Brandon Stocksdale

National Park Service

Agency

Salt Lake City, UT

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Resources posted by National Park Service

Parks, Trails, and Health Workbook
Parks, Trails, and Health Workbook

Consider this workbook as a starting point. Every project is different. This workbook is intended as a guide to be adapted for specific situations.

Apr 2020
Trail Safe Lesson 1 - Introduction
Trail Safe Lesson 1 - Introduction

Operational Leadership does not replace our existing occupational and safety and health program for the trail, it enhances it by helping us…
Trail Safe Lesson 2 - Effective Leadership
Trail Safe Lesson 2 - Effective Leadership

In Lesson two we're going to look at effective leadership and discuss the three core objectives of effective leadership.
Trail Safe Lesson 3 - Error & Accident Causation
Trail Safe Lesson 3 - Error & Accident Causation

In lesson three we're going to look at errors and accident causation. We're going to see how effective leadership can break what we call the accident…
Trail Safe Lesson 6 - Situational Awareness
Trail Safe Lesson 6 - Situational Awareness

Here in Lesson 6, we'll discuss the concept of mental models, and the importance of having a shared mental model when working with others.
Trail Safe Lesson 7 - Decision Making
Trail Safe Lesson 7 - Decision Making

In lesson seven will describe different strategies used to make decisions and how to apply optimal decisions to operational risk management.
Trail Safe Lesson 8 - Communications & Assertiveness
Trail Safe Lesson 8 - Communications & Assertiveness

Communication service communication makes the operational leadership process work.
Trails Safe Lesson 4 - Mission Analysis
Trails Safe Lesson 4 - Mission Analysis

In Lesson about mission analysis, we're going to give you some tools, so that you'll be able to assess the risk that you have identified and reduce…
Trails Safe Lesson 5 - Stress & Performance
Trails Safe Lesson 5 - Stress & Performance

In Lesson five, we're going to look at stress and performance and how this affects each of us.
Youth Conservation Corps Reference Manual: A Coordinator’s Guide
Youth Conservation Corps Reference Manual: A Coordinator’s Guide

This handbook is intended to provide consistency among the National Park Service (NPS) units responsible for implementing the Youth Conservation…

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