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Calendar of Events | Vermont Outdoor Educational Resources & Services | Women's Programs | Programs for Kids | About VOGA | Vermont Colleges Much like the branches of a tree, our industry reaches out in all directions. We each approach the use of natural resources in a personal way, based on past experiences and individual choice. Still, the spectrum of differences is supported by a common thread of issues. They include educational opportunities, ethics, access to land, access to information, risk management, insurance, stewardship, finding qualified staff, advertising, legislative issues, multi use issues, population distribution, and on and on. Vermont Outdoor Education Network hopes to provide an online resource for outdoor leaders and educators. We intend to assist you in making connections, in answering your questions, and in understanding issues that are unique to this industry. If you have questions or suggestions, please feel free to contact us at: info@voga.org. |
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Skills Ethics
Issues Around Vermont
National Resources |
Public Land Management Plans Green Mountain National Forest VT. Agency of Natural Resources Strategic Plan - 2001 - 2005 The Vermont Forest Resource Plan 1999 - 2008 Vermont Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) 2005 - 2009 The Governor's Clean and Clear Action Plan web site
VOEN |
Landowner Liability
Public
Recreation on Private Land, (Booklet) Tourism Industry Issues
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