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4.29.06
Promote the importance and economic viability of small farms through marketing education and creation of avenues for adding value to locally produced agriculture commodities.
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4.29.06
10) Consider strategies for marketing higher quality, publicly accessible sections of the Crum Creek watershed as a destination for fishermen, bird watchers, bikers, hikers, and hunters.
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6.19.04
1. Manage tourism promotion to be consistent with county and municipal comprehensive plans and River Conservation Plan (Nature tourism/ sustainable tourism).
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6.28.03
7) Consider strategies for marketing the Upper Perkiomen watershed as a destination for fishermen, boaters, bird watchers, bikers, hikers and hunters.
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12.1.01
Assist timber operators with marketing strategies
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12.1.01
EcoTourism
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12.1.01
7. Initiate and implement efforts to enhance the Crooked Creek Watershed area as a destination for recreational and touring cyclists by promoting road improvements, signage and marketing, as well as the annual Indiana Five Points Bicycle Race.
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2.17.01
Get the Preservation Message Out
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2.17.01
Create Brochures and Conduct Tours of Historic Covered Bridges and Landmarks in the Watershed in Order to Raise Community Awareness of the Historical and Environmental Significance of the Jordan Creek.
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2.17.01
Develop Books, Brochures, Guides, Videos, Tours, etc. that Will be used to Promote Public Awareness of the Natural, Recreational and Heritage Resources of the Jordan Creek Watershed and of the Efforts Underway for the Implementation of this Plan.
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6. Complete a signage and wayfinding project to increase knowledge of the location of the Conodoguinet Creek
4. Develop education materials and programs in several venues: website, mailing, municipal newsletters, municipal forums, and individual personal contact 5. Identify interest in participating in the Builders for the Bay program
3. Develop educational materials on stream cleanups, riparian buffers, easements and tax benefits, lawn fertilizer nutrients, invasive species, etc.
2. Work with local school districts on involving students through activities and curriculum
1. Develop and implement educational programs to all levels of the community; should include interconnection concepts of the watershed approach; enhance all levels of communication between the many entities working within the watershed; work to identify sources of funding for development of educational programs
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