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Accessibility Resources for Outdoor Professionals

Accessible Outdoor Content

Disabled Hikers has resources, stories, and trail guides to inspire individuals with disabilities to take a hike! One handy resource describes how to make outdoor content more accessible to people with disabilities. Disabled Hikers’ website, as well as that resource, are linked below.

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Inclusive Information and Universal Design Principles for Trails Webinar

This 1-hour webinar was hosted by Oregon Trails Coalition and features three panelists that discuss how to make trails more accessible through implementing universal design. The video is linked below.

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With Gratitude to the Land and Its First Peoples. Much of my work, learning, and recreation takes place on the lands now known as Wisconsin- lands shaped by the forced removal of Indigenous nations. I honor and extend deep gratitude to the 12 Native Nations who continue to care for these lands and waters today.

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