The U.S. Forest Service has made strides to enhance accessibility in national forests and grasslands, aiming to ensure that all visitors, including those with disabilities, can enjoy these natural spaces. Some of their efforts have included, addressing the need for accessible trails and facilities, collaborations with organizations focused on disability rights, and improved visitor Information.
The Eppley Center for Parks and Public Lands has been working with the US Forest Service to review their current systems and make recommendations for improvements to enhance accessibility and bring inclusion to the forefront. Eppley is proud to enter into a second year agreement with the US Forest Service to continue making collaborative strides towards access.