Conservation is big on the national policy agenda, and that may spell opportunity for rural tourism.
Last week, I listened in on the National Rural Assembly Webinar Series: Exploring Rural Policy Opportunities. Speaker Anita Brown-Graham, Director of the Institute for Emerging Issues at North Carolina State University, lead us through some of the opportunities for rural issues in the current policy environment.
The Initiative will support a 21st century conservation agenda that builds on successes in communities across the country, and will start a national dialogue about conservation that supports the efforts of private citizens and local communities. [Source: Department of Interior.]
What are you doing to involve your visitors in protecting your places?
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[…] of the opportunities for rural issues in the current policy environment. Tuesday, we covered the tourism opportunities. Today, I want to focus on the rural-urban […]