Tennessee outdoor recreation program
Tennessee outdoor recreation program

Tennessee outdoor recreation program

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Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced the establishment of a new Office of Outdoor Recreation, aimed at enhancing access to the state's natural areas for residents and tourists, during a statewide conservation summit. The office will collaborate with local communities to expand recreational opportunities without requiring new state funding, and it will be led by Brian Clifford. Additionally, the University of Texas at Tyler received a $284,518 grant to study the mental health needs of rural youth, addressing significant gaps in mental health resources in these areas. Furthermore, the Tennessee State Parks Conservancy and Outdoor Chattanooga launched the Outdoor Leadership Club to promote outdoor activities among Southeast Tennessee’s youth, particularly from marginalized communities. Funded for at least two years, this program aims to increase outdoor engagement and mental health benefits for local children. These initiatives reflect a broader commitment to conservation, community empowerment, and mental health support across Tennessee.

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