Visitor Use Management and Monitoring Skill Definition:

Manage trails for a variety of uses and visitor experiences while meeting trail objectives. Monitor use to evaluate the trail experience (i.e., "Does the trail meet visitor expectations and agency/org. mission?").

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Program Administration and Leadership

Program Budgeting Communications Contract Administration Education and Public Outreach Funding/Grants Inspections/Monitoring Partnership and Collaboration Policy/Directives/Law Visitor Use Management and Monitoring Agreement Development

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Upcoming Trainings for Visitor Use Management and Monitoring

Southeast Conservation Blueprint for Ecosystem Resilience

Partnership for the National Trails System (PNTS)

Southeast Conservation Blueprint for Ecosystem Resilience

April 23, 2024

Communicate, Educate, and Inform Where Visitors are Planning Their Adventures

American Trails

Communicate, Educate, and Inform Where Visitors are Planning Their Adventures

May 30, 2024

American Trails

Communicate, Educate, and Inform Where Visitors are Planning Their Adventures

May 30, 2024

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Erin Amadon

Town 4 Trail Services LLC

Contractor Trainer

Troy, ME

Erin Amadon's passion for trail work began over two decades ago when she first served as a member…

Conor Boynton-Orr

Contractor Trainer Corps

Walsenburg, CO

I am the director of the Huerfano Youth Conservation Corps and I work as an instructor of Trail…

Emma Bixler

CorpsTHAT, Inc.

Trainer Corps Nonprofit

Baltimore, MD

I have worked in the conservation corps industry for over 10 years with a focus on creating…

Marc Hildesheim

National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (NOHVCC)

Contractor Trainer Nonprofit

Post Falls, ID

Daniel Whitaker

American River Parkway Foundation

Trainer Nonprofit

Carmichael, CA

Began on a trail crew with the Arizona Conservation Corps. We maintained trails in the Coronado…

Caelan Parker

USDA Forest Service

Trainer Agency

Mccall, ID

I am an early-career trails professional with the Forest Service. I have seven Agency field seasons…

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There are 155 profiles on TrailSkills
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Leanna Joyner

Appalachian Trail Conservancy

Trainer Nonprofit

Asheville, NC

Leanna currently leads the development of systems, services, and protocols to support Appalachian…

Kevin Simpson

Mountain Surf Creative

Contractor Trainer Higher Education

Quincy, CA

Kevin founded Mountain Surf Creative in 2023 as a way to bring creative solutions to trail related…

Zachary Gardner

Agency

Ephraim, UT

Dustin London

Colorado Mountain Bike Association (COMBA)

Nonprofit

Littleton, CO

I have worked on trails for the last two years. The first year I was on a trails team and last…

James Hodges

Contractor

Colorado Springs, CO

Licensed Civil Engineer designer; trail planner, designer, builder and maintainer; Certified Master…

Christopher Bernard

Sages Trail Solutions LLC

Contractor

Spring, TX

Sages has been in business for more than 8 years and has built trails and trail related features…

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Visitor Use Management and Monitoring Skill Definition:

Resources for Visitor Use Management and Monitoring

Program Administration and Leadership

Upcoming Trainings for Visitor Use Management and Monitoring

Southeast Conservation Blueprint for Ecosystem Resilience

Communicate, Educate, and Inform Where Visitors are Planning Their Adventures

Communicate, Educate, and Inform Where Visitors are Planning Their Adventures