Signal Outdoors Spotlight: Jess McCarron
Meet Jess, Signal Outdoors Executive Vice President and resident nature enthusiast. Jess has a keen sense of direction, whether it’s providing clients with the best messaging tactics or spending time outside with her pup, Hazel. Click on the infographic to expand. Reach out to Jess at jmccarron@signaldc.com. You can also find her on LinkedIn.
Signal Outdoors Spotlight: Blake Androff
Meet Blake, Signal Outdoors Chair and resident public lands fanatic. He helps guide Signal’s outdoor recreation and conservation clients through Washington DC’s political and media landscape. Click on the infographic to expand. Reach out to Blake at bandroff@signaldc.com. You can also find him on LinkedIn.
Signal Outdoors: Paving the Way for Bold Policies That Connect People and the Planet
At Signal Outdoors, we are committed to advancing policies for future generations and providing everyone with opportunities to discover the outdoors.
Outdoor recreation is the climate solution right under our noses
Vice President of Advocacy, Madeline Wade discusses scaling climate wins and what we can learn from the outdoor recreation community on climate advocacy.
Happy 5th Birthday to the Outdoor Recreation Jobs and Economic Impact Act
Charles Cooper, Managing Director & Chair of Advocacy discusses the five-year anniversary of the Outdoor Recreation Jobs and Economic Impact Act of 2016.
The Unbalanced Access to Nature: Retailoring the Subject of Diversity and Inclusion in the Outdoors
Although minorities are represented in mass media campaigns for outdoor activities such as BBQs, athletic events, and fishing and hunting, they are noticeably underrepresented in public land spaces like national parks and forests. Let’s explore the historic prejudice that led to this and how to gain a more inclusive approach.
Outdoor Policy: Equity for the Disability Community
Signal Intern Tanvi Chopra discusses creating access and quality outdoor experiences for people with disabilities.
DEI in the Outdoors
Signal Intern Jessica Black discusses the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the outdoors and policy.
Signal Outdoors: A Discussion About the Impact of Greenways with Chuck Flink, Author of The Greenway Imperative
Charles Cooper, Managing Director of Advocacy and Co-Chair of Signal Outdoors, discusses the history and benefits of greenways with Chuck Flink, author of The Greenway Imperative.
Signal Outdoors: A Discussion About Trail Networks with Katherine Hollis, Executive Director of Eastrail Partners
Charles Cooper, Managing Director of Advocacy and Co-Chair of Signal Outdoors, discusses Eastrail, an innovative trail system in Washington, with Eastrail Partners Executive Director, Katherine Hollis.
Outdoor Policy: A Key Venue for Equity Solutions
Managing Directors and Co-Chairs of Signal Outdoors, Charles Cooper and Patrice Willoughby discuss an emerging agenda around outdoor recreation and the opportunity to remove barriers and increase equity.
Signal Outdoors: The Journey Ahead
Thank you for your support during the first six months of Signal Outdoors!