Instructional GPS Trail Mapping DVD now available

[Greg Mumm]

As a side product of the mutual efforts of many national groups working together to develop the Workshops that NOHVCC is now providing around the country regarding the new Forest Service Travel Management Rule, NOHVCC has also developed a very good DVD that you will find very worthwhile. The announcement below is from their website. I have seen the DVD and it provides valuable insight that you can use.

Greg

INSTRUCTIONAL GPS TRAIL MAPPING DVD IS NOW AVAILABLE!
A great tool to help riders and land managers save their favorite Forest Service trails

When word got out about a soon-to-be-released Instructional GPS Trail Mapping DVD, OHV activists and land managers across the country quickly inquired about reserving a copy. This new DVD, which is available now through the National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (NOHVCC), provides OHV enthusiasts and professionals with detailed information on how to gather OHV route (trail) information using GPS technology, and how to provide that information to the USFS in a format that will be usable by the USFS for their upcoming Route Designation process. Emphasis is placed on GPS tools and technology that are available to OHV enthusiasts, and software that can be used to manage, catalog and format GPS data.
The DVD is divided into eight chapters which are easily navigable with a computer or DVD player. Chapter topics include an introduction to the USFS Route Designation process, GPS hardware, preparing for your trip, collecting data, DNR Garmin, Garmin Mapsource, Fugawi Global Navigator, and providing data to the agency.
One sample DVD is free for the asking, but the NOHVCC must charge shipping and handling for multiple orders. To order, call (800) 348-6487 or e-mail trailhead@nohvcc.org You can also visit their website at www.nohvcc.org for more info on their other educational products and services.

The DVD was developed jointly by the National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (NOHVCC), the Colorado Off-Highway Vehicle Coalition (COHVCO) and the Motorcycle Industry Council (MIC) with input from the USDA Forest Service (USFS), BlueRibbon Coalition, Americans for Responsible Recreational Access (ARRA), American Motorcyclist Association (AMA), Specilaty Vehicle Institute of America (SVIA) and the United Four-Wheel Drive Association (UFWDA).