Morehead State University’s Regional Analysis and Public Policy students are working to create a comprehensive plan in partnership with the Morehead Tourism to educate local citizens and college students about the outdoor recreation opportunities within Rowan County. The plan will focus on the benefits of a Trail Town economy for the citizens living within the community, as well as provide marketing ideas to attract tourists to the area. Morehead Tourism met with the students to discuss needs to promote the Trail Town initiative. As a result of this meeting the students developed a research plan to address the needs. The research areas included bicycle safety, policy, marketing, and health and economic benefits. The students focused on best...
Bike share programs are growing more and more popular every day. These systems are not only being u...
At the local level, planning for recreation and tourism is not necessarily a straightfor-ward proces...
Final project for LARC 471 Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Capstone Studio (Spring 2018). Univers...
Morehead State University’s Regional Analysis and Public Policy students are working to create a com...
Morehead State University’s Regional Analysis and Public Policy students researched the health and w...
This panel describes a five-year academic-community partnership between community organizations (The...
The objective of our project is to aid in reducing Boise State’s carbon footprint by reducing the am...
Bicycle tourism is gaining momentum in Montana, and not just on the downhill segment. In fact, it co...
Over the last six years, Berea College\u27s Entrepreneurship for the Public Good Program has conduct...
Communities across Indiana are developing visions for both on-and-off-road non-motorized facilities ...
Multiuse arts and crafts as well as recreational trails have been introduced to Central Appalachia a...
This poster will focus on the ongoing, three-year partnership between the Elkhorn City Heritage Coun...
The National Scenic Byways program was designed to preserve unique archeological, cultural, historic...
Master of ScienceDepartment of Landscape Architecture/Regional Community PlanningStephanie A. Rolley...
As the foundation for their local economies continue to change, communities in rural eastern Kentuck...
Bike share programs are growing more and more popular every day. These systems are not only being u...
At the local level, planning for recreation and tourism is not necessarily a straightfor-ward proces...
Final project for LARC 471 Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Capstone Studio (Spring 2018). Univers...
Morehead State University’s Regional Analysis and Public Policy students are working to create a com...
Morehead State University’s Regional Analysis and Public Policy students researched the health and w...
This panel describes a five-year academic-community partnership between community organizations (The...
The objective of our project is to aid in reducing Boise State’s carbon footprint by reducing the am...
Bicycle tourism is gaining momentum in Montana, and not just on the downhill segment. In fact, it co...
Over the last six years, Berea College\u27s Entrepreneurship for the Public Good Program has conduct...
Communities across Indiana are developing visions for both on-and-off-road non-motorized facilities ...
Multiuse arts and crafts as well as recreational trails have been introduced to Central Appalachia a...
This poster will focus on the ongoing, three-year partnership between the Elkhorn City Heritage Coun...
The National Scenic Byways program was designed to preserve unique archeological, cultural, historic...
Master of ScienceDepartment of Landscape Architecture/Regional Community PlanningStephanie A. Rolley...
As the foundation for their local economies continue to change, communities in rural eastern Kentuck...
Bike share programs are growing more and more popular every day. These systems are not only being u...
At the local level, planning for recreation and tourism is not necessarily a straightfor-ward proces...
Final project for LARC 471 Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Capstone Studio (Spring 2018). Univers...