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Nov 24, 2024

BLOG: Interview with Alicia M. Highland founder of Tiny Green Learning

I'm excited to share this Q&A style interview highlighting Alicia M. Highland - founder and executive director of Tiny Green Learner. Over the past year, Alicia has become both a friend and a business inspiration. She's a lover of all things outdoors, super smart, and great at social media. She's also an all around great business owner, friend, and person. Please keep reading to learn more about Alicia and her work!

BLOG: Interview with Alicia M. Highland founder of Tiny Green Learning

Oct 10, 2024

BLOG: Ramblings about funding and the future of OTC

Open Trail Collective is about 7 months old and while programming and awareness is growing, funding is slow going. Passion can only take us so far without a proper growth strategy.

BLOG: Ramblings about funding and the future of OTC

Sep 16, 2024

BLOG: An Interview with Saira Galindo Vazquez about exploring the outdoors

In this interview, Saira shares her journey of navigating the challenges and joys of exploring the outdoors as a Mexican immigrant.

BLOG: An Interview with Saira Galindo Vazquez about exploring the outdoors

Aug 28, 2024

NEWS: From rust to recreation, collaborating to make Northeast Ohio a leader in outdoor fun

AKRON, Ohio -- While Cleveland is known for the river that caught fire, Northeast Ohio’s outdoor industry has flourished in so many ways. When the Cuyahoga River went ablaze in 1969 and was listed as a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency “Area of Concern” in 1987, no one would have guessed that our region would grow into a poster child for environmentalism and have the potential to be a leader in the outdoor recreation industry.

NEWS: From rust to recreation, collaborating to make Northeast Ohio a leader in outdoor fun

Aug 21, 2024

BLOG: Community Collaboration with Recreation Club

We have been so excited to collaborate with Recreation Club an organization based in Shaker Heights, OH, dedicated to promoting outdoor activities for all ability levels. Recreation Club provides a safe, engaging environment for teens and adults with autism and other intellectual disabilities.

BLOG: Community Collaboration with Recreation Club
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