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View ArticleHighway Bill Extended for 8 months
EIGHT-MONTH HIGHWAY BILL EXTENSION PASSED BY HOUSE (September 30, 2004) The House voted 409-8 today to extend current surface transportation programs an additional eight months, as Transportation and...
View ArticleHouse Passes Transportation Bill
HOUSE PASSES TEA-LU On March 10, 2005, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 3, the Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (TEA LU), by a vote of 417-9. As passed by the House, the bill...
View ArticleARC Urges No Delays In America The Beautiful Volunteer Pass
The American Recreation Coalition (ARC) urged federal officials to act quickly to implement provisions of the of the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act of 2004 directing federal agencies to issue...
View ArticleGuidelines For Public Involvement In Recreation Fees Published
The U.S. Departments of Agriculture and the Interior published public involvement guidelines regarding federal recreation fees in the Federal Register on September 28, 2005. These final guidelines are...
View ArticleARC Submits Comments on NPS Management Policies
(Washington, D.C.) – On February 17, the American Recreation Coalition submitted comments on proposed revisions to the NPS Management Policies, a document designed to guide decisions throughout the...
View ArticleNational Park Service Review of Personal Watercraft Use to be Expedited
WASHINGTON DC – The National Park Service was directed to expedite the process to review the use of personal watercraft in several National Parks at a March 15th hearing held by the U.S. House of...
View Article"No Net Loss" Hunting Legislation Work Group Convened
The American Recreation Coalition recently convened key national and regional recreation and hunting representatives to discuss the ongoing legislative effort at both the state and federal level to...
View ArticleARC Tells Congress Recreation Community Is Concerned About and Responding to...
Washington, D.C. (May 24, 2007) - “The recreation community has been a solid and active proponent of environmental protection for decades,” American Recreation Coalition (ARC) President Derrick...
View ArticleRecreation Leaders Prepare to Meet with Forest Service Chief
September 30, 2010 (Washington, DC) - Attending the Forest Service meeting, from left, Michael Berry, President, National Ski Areas Association, Lakewood, Colo.; Larry Smith, Executive Director,...
View ArticleNational Forest Planning Rule: Recreation at Heart of Debate, Leaders tell Chief
National Forest Planning Rule: Recreation at Heart of Debate, Leaders tell Chief (ContinuedNational Forest Planning Rule: Recreation at Heart of Debate, Leaders tell Chief September 27, 2010...
View Article41 Members of Congress Sign Letter to USFS Chief: Recreation A Key Factor in...
41 Members of Congress Tell FS Chief: Recreation is Key Factor in Planning November 24, 2010 (Washington, DC) - Something big for recreation occurred on Capitol Hill in recent weeks. ARC’s efforts on...
View ArticleForest Service Planning Rule - Summary
Forest Service Planning Rule Summary by Coalition for Recreation in the National ForestsDecember 6, 2010 (Washington, DC) - CRNF has created this one page summary for use (1) with WGA, NACo and other...
View ArticleFall 2013 Issues Briefing
The American Recreation Coalition’s Fall Recreation Issues Briefing focused on four key topics: funding recreation in America’s Great Outdoors; connecting people with their Great Outdoors; MAP-21 and...
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Fight Fat with Fun
FIGHT FAT WITH FUN™ Washington D.C. -- (July 29, 2004) White House Fellow Dr. Michael Suk and PricewaterhouseCoopers Executive Curt Cornelssen spoke to a room filled with Congressional staffers about...
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