Monday, September 20, 2010

Mark Fenton, Pedestrian Advocate will speak at the Greenway Conference


Cherokee Nation Healthy Nation Program Presents:

Creating Happy Healthy Communities Workshops

Featuring MARK FENTON
Pedestrian Advocate and nationally recognized expert on Healthy Communities

Mark Fenton will present about what it means to have a healthy community. He will discuss how health, transportation, environment, land-use and economic development advocates can influence policies and investments to encourage communities that are designed to support healthy eating active living. Participants will have an opportunity to engage in discussion on how these goals can be achieved at the local level.




Wednesday September 29th, 2010 • GREENWAY PLANNING CONFERENCE: 8 am-3 pm; CAMP EGAN-- 26633 Highway 62, Tahlequah, OK. This is an organizing conference in which greenway intent, goals and governance will be planned.


REGISTRATION: If you are planning to attend this event, please email your name, address, phone number to Kathy Tibbits:  ktibbits@lrec.org


Who should attend? Parents, School Administration, Educators, City/Town/Tribal Zoning and Planning, Elected Officials, City/Tribal Councilors, Business Leaders, City Street Departments, County Commissioners, Chamber of Commerce, Concerned Citizens that are interested in making the healthy choice the easy choice in their communities.  

Friday, August 27, 2010

Working Conference on the Greenway September 29

The agenda for the September 29 Working Conference has been finalized. If you're a member of the Greenway of the Cherokee Ozarks Yahoo Group, you can find it posted on that site. If not, you can email me to be added to the mailing list and the yahoo group: steve.woodall@cox. net.

This is a planning conference in which all participants will be asked to help develop the goals, programming ideas and organizational framework for the greenway. You are cordially invited to participate. We are expecting attendance from numerous large land-owners such as state, federal and tribal agencies and numerous non-profit agencies who are interested in outdoor education, recreation, active living and natural resource conservation.

Please email me for further information.
Steve Woodall