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For over 30 years the Association of Partners for Public Lands (APPL)
has
fostered stewardship and appreciation of public lands and
historic sites through effective partnerships.
This is achieved through:
- Capacity Building
- Government Relations
- Information and Dialogue
Each of these program areas are reinforced by the
following strategic priorities that will ensure the
achievement of our vision in a manner consistent with our
values, and supported by adequate financial resources:
- Diversity and Generational Inclusiveness
- Collaborative Stewardship
- Marketing and Public Awareness
- Membership
- Governance, Operations and Finance
Programs & Initiatives
2009 APPL Media & Partnership Awards -
Winners Announced
Children &
Public Lands Updated on 3/27/09
Highlighting programs and resources available from the
public lands community to engage children in the outdoors.
Learn about The Conservation Fund's
The National Forum on Children and Nature
Travel With APPL
Book your travel with us and help support the work of APPL.
60% of the travel commissions you generate will be given to
APPL.
Travel
News and Exclusive Offers updated on6/17/09
Reciprocal Discount Program
Updated on 12/30/08
57 Cooperating & Interpretive Associations across
the U.S. offer reciprocal discounts to members of their sister
associations.
Affinity Group News
APPL member organizations - have your staff and
board members participate in our affinity groups and use
their electronic discussion tools as a vehicle for
networking.
APPL Emerging Leaders Summit delegate plants tree with
President Obama at Student Conservation Association Earth
Day Event
Chris Jackson, a 17-year-old junior at City College in
Baltimore, and one of the Emerging Leaders who presented
their perspectives during the opening keynote session at
APPL’s Convention in Baltimore this February pitched the
President about his ideas for environmental conservation and
green cities projects in every major city across America.
View a
video newscast of the Earth Day project and an interview
with Chris.
APPL Members featured in an article in
Souvenirs, Gifts & Novelties magazine's
May 2009
issue.
Please note the following new contacts for two APPL
member organizations:
- Shenandoah National Park Trust - Susan
Sherman is the new Executive Director and can be reached
at info@snptrust.org.
- Weir Farm Art Center - Carolyn Bird is
serving as Interim Executive Director and may be
contacted at
bird@weirfarmartcenter.org.
2009 APPL Member Anniversaries
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Grand Canyon Association
Director of Development
Yosemite Association
Membership and Development Director
Vendor Support Program News
Does your company do business with cooperating and
interpretive associations on public lands?
APPL's Vendor Support
Program (VSP) helps enhance the network of nonprofit
public lands organizations.
Contribute
now
and begin receiving year round benefits.
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Annual Convention & Trade Show

APPL's 2010 Convention and Trade Show will be held at the
Town & Country
Resort in San Diego, California. More details will be available
soon.
Want more information about attending the convention or exhibiting
at the trade show? Click here>>

Download Session
materials
Voices of the Future Summit: Emerging
Leaders for the Environment
Action Plan
Upcoming Events & Opportunities
More>>
National Park and Recreation Month – Visit
www.nrpa.org/content/default.aspx?documentId=2145 for complete
details.
National Scenic Byways Conference, August 23-26, Denver,
CO. Visit
www.bywaysresourcecenter.org for more information.
National Park Service Founders Day, August 25.
Bureau of Land Management
Carl Rountree has been named to head up the
National Landscape Conservation System (NLCS)
National Park Service
FY2009 Centennial
Challenge projects and programs announced.
The National Park Service 2008
Director’s Report is now available.
US Army Corps of Engineers
The
Corps of Engineers Natural Resources Education Foundation (CNREF)
is accepting proposals to be considered potential assistance.
USDA Forest Service
Tom Vilsack has been sworn in as the 30th Secretary of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture (USDA).
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Jay Slack has become the second Director of the
National Conservation Training Center.
Greg Siekaniec has been named Assistant Director of the
National
Wildlife Refuge System.
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