Mapping a New Terrain: 5 Principles for Equitable Rural Outdoor Recreational Economies

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Offers suggestions for rural communities and Native nations looking at ways to improve economic prosperity, and population health and well-being through the development of natural assets and rural outdoor recreation. Topics cover ownership and control of recreation assets, building a resilient infrastructure, coordinating assets and stakeholder engagement, respect for the landscape, people and culture during the development process, and designing for equitable access and participation for all residents. Includes recommendations for community organizations, local government, and philanthropic organizations.

04/2023

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Aspen Institute, Community Strategies Group

American Indian or Alaska Native · Community and economic development · Infrastructure · Philanthropy · Planning and strategy methods and resources · Wellness, health promotion, and disease prevention