2020 Outdoor Recreation Grant workshop tour

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Join Office of Outdoor Recreation staff at workshops around the state to learn more about these three unique grant opportunities!

  • The Utah Outdoor Recreation Grant (UORG) provides matching grant funding to build new outdoor recreation infrastructure. UORG projects offer economic opportunities, enhance quality of life, and provide social and health benefits. Outdoor recreation infrastructure projects include trails, boat ramps, archery ranges, mountain bike parks, and more. 
  • The Recreation Restoration Infrastructure (RRI) grant helps fund restoration and rehabilitation of existing outdoor recreation infrastructure. RRI projects help alleviate the backlog of maintenance for outdoor recreation projects on public lands. Areas that receive the highest visitation will be prioritized, including trails, campgrounds, day-use areas, water recreation infrastructure, and more.

  • The Utah Children’s Outdoor Recreation and Education (UCORE) grant program helps fund programs that provide high-quality, outdoor-focused learning experiences to youth ages 6-18, and teaches children the physical skills that can make outdoor recreation part of a healthy and active lifestyle. UCORE complements the state’s Every Kid Outdoors (EKO) initiative and hopes to provide more opportunities so no child is left inside.

Check out the list below to register for a FREE workshop in your area.

Southern & Eastern Utah, November 4-8

Mon, Nov. 4: Vernal
Tue, Nov. 5: Green River
Tue, Nov. 5: Monticello
Wed, Nov. 6: Bicknell
Thur, Nov. 7: Panguitch
Thur, Nov. 7: Kanab
Fri, Nov. 8: St. George

Northern & Central Utah, November 12-15

Tue, Nov. 12: Salt Lake City
Wed, Nov. 13: Alpine
Wed, Nov. 13: Heber
Thur, Nov. 14: Fillmore
Thur, Nov. 14: Manti
Fri, Nov. 15: Nibley

The OOR team will walk you through the process step-by-step, helping you create a compelling project submission. In addition, partnering organizations will join us to present other grant opportunities available to communities, including Utah State Parks, which administers the Recreational Trails Program (RTP) grant, and a representative from the National Park Services’ River Trails and Conservation Assistance (RTCA) grant, which helps get outdoor recreation plans get off the ground. Don’t miss this opportunity!

Materials, refreshments, and light snacks will be provided.

Questions? Please contact Tara McKee ([email protected]) or India Nielsen ([email protected]).