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Wednesday, November 11 2009 17:57
With
help from Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A., the National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation
Council (NOHVCC) has been conducting interactive web based workshops, or
webinars, for OHV riders and anyone interested in OHV land use since
mid-June. The workshops are designed to
give riders the skills they’ll need to keep trails open in their areas. The sessions are 2 -3 hours long and are
conducted by the same OHV management experts who conduct the on-site NOHVCC
workshops. The four modules have been presented three times each for the past
four months. Beginning November 9thand continuing through December, each module will be presented twice so
the people who may have missed a session or would like to participate in any or
all of the session will have another opportunity.
Monday, August 24 2009 22:00
The National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (NOHVCC) is pleased to announce the schedule of the third module of their Public Land Advocacy webinar series. This 4-part series is designed to assist government agency personnel, OHV enthusiasts, and other interested parties with creating and maintaining sustainable OHV trails.
Wednesday, May 06 2009 18:36
The National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council has developed a series of videos and webinars that capture much of the content of our lauded Route Designation and Trail Sustainability workshops. 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 with the important messages and information within the workshops even while travel budgets are decreasing.
Thursday, March 05 2009 13:25
4-H and ASI Offer ATV Safety Grants
Submit Your Grant Proposals Now
The National 4-H Headquarters, in a collaboration between National 4-H Council and the ATV Safety Institute (ASI), have announced the request for proposals for the 2009 ATV Safety grants.
Friday, December 26 2008 12:24
Picture this. You ride out of the woods from your favorite trail in the National Forest and meet a law enforcement officer by your truck who writes you a ticket for being on a closed trail. You’re puzzled. There was no sign saying the trail was closed. “What’s going on?” you ask yourself. You then discover that the Forest Service just published a new map that shows all the trails and roads you can ride. To your surprise, most of your favorite trails and roads are missing and most of the open routes are roads and trails that are boring and don’t go where you want to go. “There are all kinds of routes that we ride that aren’t on this map! Did I miss something?”Friday, December 26 2008 06:42
Making Sense of the ATVA, BRC, and NOHVCCThree major off-highway vehicle organizations are dedicated to the advancement of the sport of ATV and dirt bike riding. Rather than having similar agendas, each one of the three organizations serves a different purpose for the recreational ATV rider.
Friday, December 19 2008 08:43
Two recent NOHVCC Association Development Workshops put the finishing touches on new state associations in Tennessee and Wisconsin.
TENNESSEE
In fall of 2007, the OHV4TN citizen lobbyist organization asked the NOHVCC to assist with setting up a statewide OHV organization in Tennessee. On May 31, 2008, the NOHVCC hosted an Association Development workshop in Cookeville with OHV representatives from across the state in attendance. On November 8th, the Tennessee Off-Highway Vehicle Association (TOHVA) was incorporated and an election of officers was facilitated. In addition Bob Richards with the Tennessee Dept. of Environment and Conservation was on hand for both of the meetings.
Tuesday, November 25 2008 06:45
USA AND CANADA SIGN AGREEMENT TO PROMOTE AND PROTECT OHV RECREATION IN NORTH AMERICA
Memorandum of Understanding between the NOHVCC and the Canadian Off-Highway Vehicle Distributors Council (COHV) seals the deal
Monday, November 24 2008 05:59
ORGANIZATION FORMED TO PROMOTE THE SAFE AND RESPONSIBLE USE OF ROVs
A new name- ROV, Recreational Off-highway Vehicle- for the increasingly popular side-by-sides and UTV categories is announced by ROHVA, as well as safety rules, equipment standards, configuration, performance requirements and guidelines for trail access issues.
