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123456 0051Mile12500078910111234567891011Palatine Park DistrictParks and Trails Off Road Paved Trail Bike Route Neighboring Trails No WaterAvailableWaterAvailableMikesBike Shop Things to do along. HPR . 200 . Spring 2011. Recreation Providers. Government. Federal. State . Local. Quasi-Public. Private. Commercial. Special. Federal Government. National Park Service. Single . use . – . preserved in present state solely for enjoyment of the public. The following presentation is a repeat of the presentation given at the 17. th. Annual CTRA conference.. BCTRA Teleconference . December 4. th. 2013. Therapeutic Recreation and Chronic Disease. . A National Assessment of Trends and Futures for Outdoor Recreation, Natural Amenity Migration and Footprints. Ken Cordell, Forest Service Research, Athens, GA. A series of 4 national reports to be published in 2010. Chapter 20. HPR 453. Houle. (1980) included legal support as a distinct characteristic of a profession. Skalko. (1998) contends that the TR profession must work to influence public policy and healthcare regulation. Mt. Hood National Forest. By. Leanne Veldhuis, Special Uses Program Manager, ZZRD . Mt. Hood National Forest. Introduction. Early Recreation Planning on Mt. Hood. Development of Summer Home Tracts. Architectural Characteristics of Summer Homes. Delivery. Dr Emma Sherry. Centre for Sport and Social Impact. . . . emmaesherry. ”Sport and recreation CAN change the world” . … can’t it?. Social Exclusion / Inclusion. Recreation or sport . Golf Operations Division. Park and Recreation. Golf Operations Business Plan Review Process. Annual Updates. Municipal . Golf . Committee. Park . and Recreation . Board . Every 3 years. Environment Committee. Francis Marion National Forest. Francis Marion National Forest. 265,000 acres. Recreation. The Forest is a popular destination for a wide range of recreational visitors. There are more opportunities to enjoy both dispersed and developed recreational activities…. AND VISITOR SERVICES . Evaluating Potential RMAs. How would you go about evaluating potential RMAs?. PLANNING FOR. RECREATION . AND VISITOR SERVICES . Evaluating Potential RMAs. Consider an area’s eligibility and manageability before . AND VISITOR SERVICES . Land Use Plan-level Decisions. Students will be able to:. Identify . management actions and allowable . uses to support goals and objectives. Distinguish land use plan (LUP) decisions from implementation decisions and from best management practices (BMP).. . Past: How did recreation emerge along the Millrace? What did people do? Who participated? What’s the societal context? . Present: Why did it decline? Do people still use it and how?. Future: Who wins & who loses? Where does money come from? And Other considerations? . Outdoor recreation level of service analysis & recommendations discussion . Technical advisory committee (TAC) Meeting 3 – September 11, 2018. Project timeline. 2. Presentation agenda . Summary of key findings of statewide focus groups and survey results. Meeting Heldby Teleconference This meeting was held remotely using the City of San Diego Public Meetings YouTube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4gY2k1D1ikzb25QMO3eg NO Aging. What is Therapeutic Recreation? . Therapeutic recreation often allows clients to learn to live to the fullest recognizing their abilities. The therapy promotes physicality and assists older adults to explore, discover, or .