NOHVCC

NOHVCC, as a national body of OHV recreation enthusiasts, develops and provides a wide spectrum of programs, materials and information, or "tools", to individuals, clubs, associations and agencies in order to further a positive future for responsible OHV recreation.

If you have had interest in the past regarding these on-line courses, now is a great time to sign up for the course with the introduction course.

With help from Yamaha, the National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (NOHVCC) will be conducting interactive web based workshops, or webinars, for OHV riders and anyone interested in OHV land use beginning in mid-June.

These videos and webinars are designed to help the NOHVCC reach a wider audience of both OHV activists and land managers interested in maintaining responsible OHV access on public lands

The new group?s mission statement is, ?Professionals for Managed Recreation is committed to encouraging, promoting and expanding sustainable OHV recreation through training, advocacy and on-the-ground management activities."

At the forefront of the scholarship program is a trip to the NOHVCC Annual Conference in March for young adults (18-25) who have recently participated in OHV recreation projects.

Pre-Conference Trail Rides; Different venues each day as well other alternate activities planned for non-riders.

Two recent NOHVCC Association Development Workshops put the finishing touches on new state associations in Tennessee and Wisconsin.

Andy Kyner arranged to have the NOHVCC Adventure Trail downtown for the ATV/UTV Expo held the night before the race. In addition the NOHVCC crew got some time to talk to the kids at two elementary schools and pass out nearly 900 Adventure Trail Activity books and CD-ROMs.

The goal is to assist OHV riders, the Forest Service and other stakeholders develop the skills and partnerships that will result in long term sustainability and improvement of OHV trail systems in their state.