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Inclusive Information and Universal Design Principles for Trails Webinar Recording Now Available!

Steph Noll
Apr 23, 2020
1 min read

Updated: Apr 27, 2020


Webinar title slide with picture of group of people and a support dog birding by ear and list of panelists: Georgena Moran, Access Recreation; Ashley Schahfer, Designer and accessibility advocate with Oregon State Parks, and Oregon Adaptive Sports, and City of Bend; and Jackie Rochefort, City of Corvallis

Thanks to our three panelists who shared so many great resources during yesterday's webinar. To view the full recording, click the image above (or this link).

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One important theme of the webinar was paying consultants with real lived experience of disability to consult in planning and evaluating your project design in order to get your project right. The following individuals are all resources for doing trail assessments and/or introducing you to other individuals that may be able to consult on your project:


Other helpful links:


Our next webinar is scheduled for 12-1 pm PST on May 28th, Oregon Trails Coalition Forum: State of Outdoor Recreation in Oregon. Register now.

 
 
 

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