All advocacy articles
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NewsFord’s Bronco Wild Fund Revamps Tread Lightly! Program
The Bronco Wild Fund renews its support for Tread Lightly!, helping update the Tread Trainer course to educate a new generation on responsible recreation.
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ArticleA Community United: Exploring onX’s Grant Program for Preserving Off-Road Access & Stewardship
In a world where outdoor enthusiasts cherish their favorite trails and off-road adventures, the onX Grant Program stands as great example of responsible stewardship.
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NewsTread Lightly! announces first-ever “Tread Lightly! Day Michigan” stewardship day, sponsored by onX Offroad
OnTread Lightly! Day Michigan will comprise five projects across the state of Michigan to promote conservation and improve recreation areas.
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Start HereLeave No Trace: How to Tread Lightly
There are important “tread lightly” principles overlanders and campers should adhere to treat surrounding areas (and people) with respect to preserve the environment and the planet for years to come.
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ActivitiesYamaha Outdoor Access Initiative’s Mission to Preserve Public Lands for Outdoor Recreation
Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative focuses on protecting public lands for the future of outdoor and motorized recreation and provides funds for projects that work toward keeping public land available for fun and adventure.
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ArticlePreserving Nature’s Majesty: An Insightful Conversation With Alison DeLapp, Executive Director of the Overland Expo Foundation
Turning Passion Into Protection: A Conversation With Alison DeLapp, Executive Director of the Overland Expo Foundation
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NewsADVOCACY: Bipartisan America’s Outdoor Recreation Act of 2023 (AORA: S.873) Reintroduced in Congress to Expand Outdoor Recreation Such As Motorized Access
This SEMA-supported public lands and recreation legislation is the first comprehensive recreation package since 1963 that will improve and expand motorized and non-motorized access to public lands.
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ActivitiesProtect the Fun: A Conversation with Matt Caldwell, Executive Director of TREAD LIGHTLY!
“AS LONG AS WE HAVE PEOPLE COMING TO ENJOY MOTORIZED RECREATION, EDUCATION WILL ALWAYS BE NEEDED.”