Help improve Arizona’s outdoor recreation by participating in the Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) Survey.
The survey seeks to learn about the preferences and needs of people–like hikers–who recreate on Arizona’s public lands. Results will be used by outdoor recreation managers on policy and funding matters.
It takes about 25 minutes to complete.
Take the survey at http://surveymonkey.com/s/SCORPpub
(Note: The survey closes May 31, 2012)
For more information on SCORP and the planning process, visit http://azstateparks.com/publications/#SCORP2012.
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Bio: Serial blogger, manic hiker and “mom” to a dozen adopted dogs, Mare Czinar has been exploring Arizona trails for more than 20 years. After being led astray (or just plain confused) by outdated hiking books and online resources (hence the tagline: We got lost, so you don’t have to), Czinar sought to create a fully vetted, frequently updated online hike travelogue with current driving and hiking directions to spare fellow hikers the mental and physical wear-and-tear of aimless wandering. In addition, blog entries are amended when road closures or wildfires restrict trail access. When not working, blogging, writing about the great outdoors or picking up dog poo, Czinar attempts to “stay found” while checking out new trails.
Website: http://arizonahiking.blogspot.com/