Sunday, February 22, 2009
The great outdoors. There's nothing like it. Washington state parks offer recreation opportunities in all kinds of settings, from beautiful seascapes and deep forest campgrounds to mountain trails, lakes and canyons. Visit state parks to experience the joys of outdoor recreation, by hiking and camping, biking and boating, swimming, skiing, windsurfing - or just relaxing and unwinding with nature all around you.
The Washington State Park and Recreation Commission encourages everyone to get out and enjoy their state parks. The Inside Out Program was designed to ensure that everyone - even those who have not yet discovered a connection with nature - feels welcome to get out and enjoy, explore and experience parks. The mission of Inside Out is to encourage all cultures to enjoy the great outdoors. Recent studies have indicated that people of color may more often experience cultural barriers and accessibility issues that mean they are less likely to visit parks. African American people are the most underrepresented as visitors to state parks. The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is committed to ensure a legacy of state parks for all.
Inside Out provides opportunities for participants to enjoy the variety of activities and experiences available in state parks. The program also promotes stewardship and highlights parks, recreation and natural resources career options.
Participants sign a three-year contract with Washington State Parks and agree to participate in three overnight trips a year that will include a variety of activities. Staff work with participants to discuss interests, choose activities, set trip dates and coordinate travel. Participants may decide to take trips on their own, as well. Trips are scheduled in different seasons to highlight year-round experiences available in state parks.
The Washington State Park and Recreation Commission encourages everyone to get out and enjoy their state parks. The Inside Out Program was designed to ensure that everyone - even those who have not yet discovered a connection with nature - feels welcome to get out and enjoy, explore and experience parks. The mission of Inside Out is to encourage all cultures to enjoy the great outdoors. Recent studies have indicated that people of color may more often experience cultural barriers and accessibility issues that mean they are less likely to visit parks. African American people are the most underrepresented as visitors to state parks. The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is committed to ensure a legacy of state parks for all.
Inside Out provides opportunities for participants to enjoy the variety of activities and experiences available in state parks. The program also promotes stewardship and highlights parks, recreation and natural resources career options.
Participants sign a three-year contract with Washington State Parks and agree to participate in three overnight trips a year that will include a variety of activities. Staff work with participants to discuss interests, choose activities, set trip dates and coordinate travel. Participants may decide to take trips on their own, as well. Trips are scheduled in different seasons to highlight year-round experiences available in state parks.
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