As we move forward, the below list of five items represents my view of issues that will be major factors in the legal, legislative, and administrative processes affecting recreation opportunities.
The only constant is change. We are in the midst of rapid and massive change that will have a lasting impact on recreation. Now is the time to become involved. Membership in many organizations is falling off. Now is the time to examine your priorities and make your voice be heard.
I encourage everyone to become active and involved. Join a local club, state/regional association, and a national organization. Agencies will be dealing with reduced budget and staff. Working with the agency to replace the reduced budget and staff will help protect access to recreation opportunities.
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