The Eppley Institute has launched a certificate program for front-line supervisors in parks and recreation agencies and organizations. This suite of courses provides educational training based on competencies identified for front-line supervisors to succeed

The Eppley Institute will be working with IU School of Public Health professor Rasul Mowatt to complete an ethnographic overview and assessment of Camp Mueller at Cuyahoga Valley National Park. One of only four

On Friday, October 11, the Center for Rural Engagement at Indiana University partnered with the Eppley Institute for Parks and Public Lands to host the Indiana Trail Planning and Implementation Workshop. The workshop took

The National Park Service (NPS) Office of Communications has partnered with the Eppley Institute to develop communications training courses for public agencies. The way that public and non-profit organizations communicate with the public (visitors,

The city of Columbus, Indiana, has hired the Eppley Institute for Parks and Public Lands at Indiana University regarding their need for better understanding of the challenges and accompanying changes that face the Columbus

The National Center on Accessibility and Eppley Institute staff have been hard at work designing a training course for National Park Service park accessibility coordinators. Park accessibility coordinators perform a collateral duty to improve

Staff from the National Center on Accessibility and the Eppley Institute traveled to Austin, Texas, during the first week of September to present a 3-day training workshop to 50 staff from the Texas Parks

The National Park Service (NPS), Lower Mississippi Delta Initiative (LMDI) was established in 1994 when Public Law (PL) 103-433 was passed. The law declared 219 counties across the states of Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana,