How the Effects of Historically Racist Laws Are Still Keeping BIPOC from the Outdoors

Information on how accessible outdoor locations are, is frequently incomplete or non-existent, making it difficult for people who have mobility challenges to find places to bird. Help Birdability, in partnership with the National Audubon Society, chronicle the accessibility features of the outdoor spaces where you hike, bird and adventure.

Twelve tips from Umatilla tribal leader Chuck Sams on how to build respectful, mutually beneficial relationships when working with Tribes and Native communities.

Join us in continuing our learning journey towards Historically and Culturally Informed Land Conservation.

Restoring access and cultural rights to Indigenous tribes is an important endeavor to start correcting the historical wrongs inflicted on the Indigenous community. This article outlines the options that innovate traditional legal real property agreements to restore Native Americans' access to land.

Join Larry Knutson and Sarah Walter, from Penn Trails LLC, co-authors of Trails for All People: Guidance for Accessibility and Inclusive Design (2021) as they lay out strategies land trusts can use to make their trails more universally accessible.

The Land Trust Alliance invited panelists to discuss the health benefits of nature and how to engage with people with disabilities to ensure equitable access.

Programs for women in conservation are elevating their voices, influence and thought leadership.

It's been my experience that rarely is disability and accessibility part of the diversity, equity, inclusion and justice (DEIJ) conversation, which I find a little intriguing because disability is a part of all human existence.

We all benefit from nature. But nature’s economic worth can also be quantified. Research shows that land conservation adds an impressive economic value by boosting local economies, saving money on health care, filtering drinking water, providing natural disaster mitigation, and more.

The Public Lands Curriculum is an educational resource that aims to tell a more authentic and complete story of public lands.