Arizona State Parks and Trails

Arizona State Parks and Trails

政府管理

Phoenix，Arizona 992 位关注者

Connecting people with the outdoors and history of Arizona to build a lifetime of memories.

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Arizona State Parks and Trails protects and preserves 35 state parks and natural areas. The agency also includes the State Trails Program, outdoor-related Grants Program, the State Historic Preservation Office, as well as the Off-Highway Vehicle Program.

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https://azstateparks.com
所属行业
政府管理
规模
51-200 人
总部
Phoenix，Arizona
类型
政府机构
创立
1967
领域
State Parks、Trails、Parks and Recreation、Camping、Hiking、Arizona Tourism、Historical Sites、Boating和Fishing

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    We had a terrific experience at the 2024 Arizona Parks and Recreation Association conference, learning and connecting with industry professionals from all across the state! We’re inspired by all those striving to enrich their communities and provide outdoor recreation opportunities for all Arizonans. Thank you, APRA, for the opportunity for our Grants and Trails manager, Jeff Schmidt, to present about the state and federal grants for parks and trails that our agency administers. If you’d like to learn more about grant opportunities to support outdoor recreation in Arizona or connect with our Grants team, visit AZStateParks.com/Grants.

    • Two employees of Arizona State Parks and Trails smile for a photo at the APRA conference.
    • An Arizona State Parks and Trails employee presents at an APRA conference breakout session.
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    Congratulations to our park rangers who recently became Certified Interpretive Guides! This training helps rangers share information from their parks about nature and history with visitors in a way that's meaningful, helps deepen understanding, and inspires us all to keep connecting with the world around us. We're proud of our team and their commitment to helping everyone appreciate just how special Arizona's natural and cultural resources are!

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    Trails are the gateway to adventure and we can't imagine Arizona without them! Maintained trails enrich our communities, make outdoor recreation more accessible, and protect our landscape and wildlife habitat. Are you an advocate for our trails? Take this survey to help shape the state’s 2025 Trails Plan and be entered to win awesome Arizona experiences and prizes just for participating: https://lnkd.in/ghS5vQbV. ?Los senderos son la puerta de entrada a la aventura y no podemos imaginar a Arizona sin ellos! Los senderos mantenidos enriquecen a nuestras comunidades, hacen que la recreación al aire libre sea más accesible y protegen nuestro paisaje y hábitat de vida silvestre. ?Es usted un promotor de nuestros senderos? Responda a esta encuesta para ayudar a dar forma al Plan de Senderos del estado y participe para ganar premios increíbles: https://lnkd.in/ghS5vQbV.

    • A man wearing a cowboy hat rides on a black colored horse on a trail that is bordered by yellow wildflowers. A mountain range stands in the distance.
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    We are honored to have received an Environmental Excellence Award from Arizona Forward for environmental education and communication recognizing our Arizona Family Campout Program! This program teaches families camping and new outdoor activities—with all equipment provided, and involves families in a service project with each campout. “We are thrilled that the Family Campout Program was recognized for the important role it plays in environmental stewardship,” said Arizona State Parks and Trails Executive Director Bob Broscheid. “There is so much value in reaching new people who may have never experienced the joy of being outdoors. The program gets them started on the right path toward responsible outdoor recreation, and builds lasting memories as well.” The Arizona Forward Environmental Excellence Awards program is a benchmark for economic and environmental accomplishment. All projects are reviewed based on the sustainability impact to communities, cities regions or the entire state of Arizona. For nearly 20 years, Arizona’s most prominent environmental awards program has recognized exemplary sustainability projects throughout the state.?The Arizona Family Campout Program won the Award of Distinction for Environmental Education & Communication. Read more at https://lnkd.in/gN4TS55T.

    • The 2024 Environmental Education and Communication award from Arizona Forward.
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    In celebration of International Women's Day!

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    Please follow the official Arizona State Parks & Trails LinkedIn page below!

    On this International Women’s Day, we want to take a moment to honor and celebrate some of the incredible women of Arizona State Parks and Trails. These women come from various departments like finance, IT, historic preservation, research, and more, and they make valuable contributions to our agency every day. In total, we have 106 women on our team, including 49 park rangers, 17 park and assistant park managers, and six women on our leadership team. Each of them has a unique story to tell, and they have all come to our agency through different journeys. We are grateful for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to making our state parks and trails better for everyone. Thank you, women of Arizona State Parks and Trails, for being an essential part of our team. Happy International Women’s Day!

    • An image of a heron flying into the sunset over a mountain lake. Text over the image reads, "International Women's Day. Celebrating the women of Arizona State Parks and Trails. Thank you for making a difference and inspiring us!" The Arizona State Parks and Trails logo is at the bottom.
    • A photo of a woman speaking at a podium. Her name is Sarah Webber and she is the Deputy Director of Arizona State Parks and Trails. Next to her photo is a quote that reads, "Transformation is a beautiful process. Like a wandering river, explore the bends and turns in life and know that you are heading to the place you are meant to be." Her story is underneath, which reads, "Sarah always dreamed of being a public servant. She started a non-profit at 13, served on a youth city council, and as an adult, worked for the Peace Corps, and became a social worker in a rural women and children’s shelter. Finding policy often dictated the work possible, she pursued a master's in Public Administration and served in the Governor’s Office for six years. Sarah believes the best jobs meld passions and skills. She has many women role models, from her family members to women who influenced Arizona history."
    • A photo of a park ranger standing next to a wooden fence with a historic home in the background. Her name is Nikki Lober and she is the Park Manager at Riordan Mansion State Historic Park. A quote next to her photo reads, "My family instilled a love of history and the outdoors." Her story is underneath, which reads, "Nikki Lober grew up in the New Jersey pine barrens playing in the forest and visiting historic sites all over the east coast. Her family instilled in her a love for history and the outdoors, which led her to pursue a degree in Forestry. Her female role model is Juliette Gordon Low, the Founder of the Girl Scouts of the USA. If she could give her younger self advice, it would be to remember that everything is hard until it becomes easy."
    • A photo of a ranger in a cave with mud up to her knees. Her name is Chelsea Ballard and she is the Cave Resource Specialist at Kartchner Caverns State Park. Next to her photo is a quote that reads, "I have many female role models. They have shaped who I am today and believed in my dreams and goals." Underneath is her story, which reads, "Chelsea’s upbringing on a Kentucky farm surrounded by hundreds of sinkholes and caves, including the world’s longest cave, led her to study Karst Hydrogeology at Western Kentucky University. In the following years, Chelsea got involved in organizations related to cave science. Before joining Arizona State Parks as Cave Resource Specialist at Kartchner Caverns State Park, Chelsea worked at Mammoth Cave National Park. Chelsea has had many women role models, from family members to colleagues who have inspired and supported her path in science."
    • A photo of a ranger named Debbie Reinert, Park Manager of Buckskin Mountain and River Island state parks. Next to her photo is a quote that reads, "Continue to work hard; you will go places." Underneath is her story, which reads, "Debbie began as a volunteer at Cattail Cove State Park and worked her way up over the last seven years to her current position as park manager. She chose her career path to work outside and says guiding people on their vacation to help them have more fun is a treasure and memories in the making! Her advice to her younger self: work hard and it will take you places."
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