Outdoor Education Impact for Women in Utah
GrantID: 6842
Grant Funding Amount Low: $400
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $25,000
Summary
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Grant Overview
Target Outcomes for Outdoor Education Programs for Women in Utah
Utah's outdoor education grants for women set measurable targets including completion of Wilderness First Responder certification and documented participation in at least four multi-day backcountry trips within the Wasatch or Uinta ranges. State context requires alignment with Bureau of Land Management permitting rules specific to Utah's 22 million acres of public land.
Implementation approaches include partnerships with the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation and use of established trailheads in national parks. Outcomes matter in Utah because the state's tourism economy generates $12 billion annually, with documented shortages of female-certified guides in avalanche safety and river guiding.
Fit assessment shows higher completion rates for applicants from Salt Lake and Utah counties who have prior day-hiking experience. This Utah initiative differs from Colorado applications, which prioritize fourteeners over desert canyon navigation skills.
Utah's Public Lands and Recreation Infrastructure
Geographic factors include proximity to five national parks and extensive Bureau of Land Management acreage concentrated in the southern half of the state. Economic composition ties recreation employment growth to 6.2 percent annually, with workforce data indicating female representation in guiding roles at 19 percent. Infrastructure includes developed access roads in the Wasatch Front but limited winter maintenance on secondary forest service roads.
Demographic patterns show 78 percent of Utah's population concentrated along the Wasatch Front, creating distinct urban-rural participation gaps.
Outcome Delivery in Utah Conditions
Utah reviewers require post-program reporting of participant skill assessments and incident-free trip logs filed with the state recreation office.
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