A RCD/BLM Restoration Project at Chappie-Shasta OHV Area
QWR wants to commend the CA Off-Highway Motor Vehicle
Recreation Division and Commission for the recent publication of their 2014 Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation
Commission Program Report.
The 150 + page well-written and highly informative document
chronicles the 40-year history of the “Green Sticker” program. It details many program issues related to the
budget, commission appointments, OHV grants, economic benefit, partnerships, trail
stewardship, SVRAs, law enforcement, safety, and resource protection.
Just a few of the high points (page 6) include
preliminary information that an economic impact
study currently being conducted by several industry
associations has preliminary findings that indicate the direct annual
OHV-related expenditures exceed $10 billion in California.
On page 41, the document outlines the soil conservation
practices that helps preserve trail access for future generations.
The report (page 72) describes the Division’s outreach to
federal, state, and local partners to help improve utilization of the
restoration grant program. It also
notes that Resource Conservation Districts and other non-traditional
stakeholders are applying for grants to help increase the number of projects
that are being realized on the ground.
QWR story on RCD/BLM Project
http://quietwarriorracing.blogspot.com/2013/11/systems-approach-is-force-multiplier-to.html
QWR story on FS Restoration Project
http://quietwarriorracing.blogspot.com/2013/06/ohv-restoration-project-targets-trail.html
QWR story on FS Restoration Project
http://quietwarriorracing.blogspot.com/2013/06/ohv-restoration-project-targets-trail.html
QWR believes this report is a must read for industry
representatives, shop owners, recreation professionals, agency staff,
non-profit leaders, club officials, aftermarket
companies, conservation groups, law enforcement, and individuals.
2014 OHMVR Commission and Division Report
QWR wants to thank the Division and Commission for their
dedication to, and support for, responsible OHV recreation on public lands.
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