Events
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How to be in Compliance with your Federal Grant Agreements – Project Narrative Reporting
Join us for a discussion on the process for end of year reporting on your project deliverables for Federal Grant Agreements. With two experts in this area, we will be looking at ways to track and report on your project progress and results to showcase project success. Larry Calhoun – Outdoor Recreation Planner, Lewis and…
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Recreation and Tourism Planning for Tribal Parks
In this webinar, a panel of experts in the field of public lands, planning, sustainable tourism, and recreation will discuss planning for sustainable land use. The panel will specifically present various tools and frameworks that are beneficial for recreation and tourism planning on public lands and forests, along with some specific examples. Additionally, the panel…
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Session #1: Federal Procurements
Kick off this two-part series with a practical overview of how to procure goods and services using federal grants and cooperative agreements.
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Protecting Night Skies and Economic Benefits: Incorporating Dark Sky Programming in Support of Your Recreation and Land Use Plans
Discover how protecting night skies and smart lighting design can reduce light pollution and boost local economies through astronomy-based tourism.
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Session #2 – Troubleshooting Federal Award Challenges
Learn how to navigate post-award changes to your federal grants and cooperative agreements in Part 2 of this essential webinar series.
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Culturally Appropriate Fire Response
Join us in an important discussion of how to prepare for the cultural implications of fire response.
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Session 1: Engaging Responsible Visitors Through Your Story
Nevada’s Indian Territory (NIT) has launched a new downloadable navigation app, Explore Native Nevada. The app features comprehensive information on the 28 Indigenous Tribes located throughout Nevada, including a calendar…
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Session 2: Engaging Responsible Visitors Through Your Story
In the second installment of this webinar series, the American Indigenous Tourism Association will take a closer look at a unique planning tool developed by Nevada’s Indian Territory. This tool supports the creation of sustainable land use plans that align tourism and recreation goals with cultural perpetuation, economic development, and healthy forest and land management.