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Travelers Going Green Help Keep Tahoe Blue

For years lodging properties and recreational companies around the world have been stepping up to offer eco-friendly vacations. But today more travelers are taking responsibility for the environment into their own hands, making conscientious efforts to travel green.

NRPA Publishes First Benchmark of Parks and Recreation Agencies Since 1992

Did you ever wonder how your local parks and recreation program compares with those in other cities and states? As the voice of the U.S. parks and recreation community, the National Recreation & Park Association benchmarked 3,100 agencies around the country. While the results make for good reading, the NRPA more importantly expects its 2009 “Operating Ratio Report” to guide community leaders and legislators in their efforts to better understand the importance of parks and recreation in the health and well being of all Americans.

Snowshoemag.com News Bytes: June 21, 2004

Although Snowshoe Magazine is a periodical providing original content, we also view the industry as one that stirs some news. Here are some great newsworthy notes that require your attention (each month we will try to provide three notes):

SnowshoeMag.com News Bytes: May 17, 2004

The Shufflers Shuffled Well at the 2004 Snowshoe Shuffle

Another Snowshoe Shuffle for the books, the 2004 event brought in more than 800 snowshoers to Vail, Colo.

Shuffle Like the Wind

Another year brings another shuffle. The 11th Annual Snowshoe Shuffle in Vail, Colo., - viewed as one of the most heavily attended snowshoe races in the United States - is set to take place on April 3.

The Battle of Squaw Creek

Hundreds of snowshoe folk descended upon Olympic Valley, Calif. at the Resort at Squaw Creek to strap on their winter racing gear to compete in the Super Bowl of snowshoeing, the Fourth Annual Nike ACG United States National Snowshoe Championships.