March 16, 2023
“We appreciate the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee advancing the America’s Outdoor Recreation Act. This legislation includes an important provision that allows agencies to leverage data science, analytics, and operations research to help approach complex issues related to visitation on public lands. These important tools can ensure the agencies are better able transform data into information, and information into insights that lead to more efficient, effective, equitable, and impactful results. We appreciate Senator Manchin and Senator Barrasso including data science, analytics, and operations research within this important outdoor recreation legislation,” said Jeff Cohen, Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer, Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS).
Manchin, Barrasso Introduce Bipartisan America’s Outdoor Recreation Act
Washington,
DC — Today, U.S. Senators Joe Manchin (D-WV), Chairman of the Senate
Energy and Natural Resources (ENR) Committee, and John Barrasso (R-WY),
Ranking Member of the Senate ENR Committee, introduced America’s
Outdoor Recreation Act of 2023 (AORA). Originally introduced in the
117th Congress as the Outdoor Recreation Act, the
bipartisan legislation would increase and improve outdoor recreation
opportunities across the nation while improving infrastructure and driving
economic growth in rural communities.
“Anyone born and raised in West Virginia knows that when it comes to the
Mountain State, there is no better place to enjoy the great outdoors. From a
young age I fell in love with hunting and fishing, much the same way Americans
nationwide fall in love with mountain biking, hiking, trail running and all the
other recreational opportunities on America’s public lands and parks. I am
proud to have worked with Ranking Member Barrasso to reintroduce this legislation
that will bolster outdoor recreation activities nationwide, boost rural
economies and increase access to recreational opportunities for all
Americans,” said Chairman Manchin.
“Wyoming is home to some of the most incredible national parks and public
lands in the country,” said Ranking Member Barrasso. “Our
bipartisan bill will increase and improve outdoor recreation opportunities. It
will modernize public campgrounds, establish shooting ranges on federal
forests, and ensure increased access to public lands. America’s Outdoor
Recreation Act will benefit everyone who enjoys the outdoors in Wyoming and
across the nation.”
America’s Outdoor Recreation Act would:
- Direct the Department of the Interior and the Forest Service to establish a pilot program for public-private partnership agreements to modernize campgrounds on Federal land.
- Ensure that outdoor recreation is considered by land managers alongside other uses of Federal land by directing the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to consider ways to improve recreation when developing and revising land management plans.
- Support rural communities adjacent to recreations areas by providing technical and financial assistance to local businesses, including hotels, campgrounds, and restaurants, to support visitation.
- Direct the Forest Service to issue guidance for recreational climbing in designated Wilderness Areas and requires the Forest Service and BLM to designate many new shooting ranges on National Forests and BLM land.
- Aim to modernize recreation sites by directing agencies to work with the Department of Commerce to construct broadband internet infrastructure at certain recreation sites.
- Direct the Federal land management agencies to identify opportunities to extend the period of time recreation areas on Federal land are open to the public during shoulder seasons.
You can access full text of the bill here, a one-page summary here, and a section- by-section summary here.
America’s Outdoor Recreation Act is supported by a broad
coalition of organizations, including Access Fund, America Outdoors
Association, American Canoe Association, American Mountain Guides
Association, American Prairie, American Sportfishing Association, American
Whitewater, Archery Trade Association, Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, Congressional
Sportsmen’s Foundation, Delta Waterfowl, Hatfield-McCoy
Trails, Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences
(INFORMS), International Mountain Bicycling Association, KABOOM!, Marine
Retailers Association of the Americas, Motorcycle Industry Council, National
Association of State Park Directors, National Forest Recreation
Association, National Marine Manufacturers Association, National Recreation and
Park Association, National Shooting Sports Foundation, National Wild Turkey
Federation, Outdoor Alliance, Outdoor Industry Association, Outdoor Recreation
Roundtable, PeopleForBikes, Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association, REI Co-op,
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, RV Industry Association, Specialty Equipment
Marketing Association (SEMA), The Mountaineers, Theodore Roosevelt Conservation
Partnership, Vista Outdoors, Water Stone Outdoors, Winter Wildlands Alliance
& Outdoor Alliance California, Wyoming Office of Tourism, Wyoming
Outfitters and Guides Association, and Wyoming State Parks and Cultural
Resources.
“Chairman
Manchin’s and Ranking Member Barrasso’s Outdoor Recreation Act is critical and
timely as West Virginia continues to advance its reputation as the premier
outdoor destination of the eastern United States. Water Stone Outdoors is
at the epicenter of recreation traffic through the New River Gorge National
Park. The numbers of visitors and their enthusiasm for the areas vast
outdoor offerings only continue to increase. The outdoor economy in West
Virginia must continue to mature and this bill is an important part of that
momentum. We applaud the attention this issue is receiving from our
national leadership.” said Chris and Holly Fussell, Owners of Water
Stone Outdoors.
“Wyoming
is proud of the world-class outdoor recreation opportunities we have for our
citizens and visitors – they improve the quality of life in our state and
enhance the economy. We applaud the work being done on this federal legislation
to expand and enhance outdoor recreation through increased collaboration
between state, local and federal land managers,” said Wyoming Governor
Mark Gordon.
“The
Hatfield McCoy Trail system has been an engine for entrepreneurship in Southern
West Virginia and with the introduction and hopeful passage of the Outdoor
Recreation Act by Senator Manchin these entrepreneurs will get a much-needed
boost from the establishment of new entrepreneur and vocational training
programs, technical assistance programs, low-interest business loan programs,
and loan guarantee programs. The bill recognizes the challenges faced by rural
entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs primarily serving tourist destinations. Senator
Manchin, with the introduction of this legislation, is again showing his
commitment to help entrepreneurs, businesses and communities reach their full
potential,” said Jeffrey Lusk, Executive Director,
Hatfield-McCoy Trails.
"Wyoming
has endless opportunities to recreate outdoors. The added use on Wyoming's
public lands requires that we work collaboratively to educate recreationists on
ways to reduce their impact, disperse them away from the busiest corners of our
state, and concentrate them into landscapes that can withstand increased
visitation. With increased coordination between the federal government and our
state, we can leverage Wyoming's natural resources and stunning beauty to
deliver unforgettable experiences for visitors while providing lasting benefits
for our communities. Senator Barrasso’s legislation will help us deliver on
this mission for Wyoming and America’s recreating public who visit our great
State," said Darin J. Westby, Director, Wyoming State Parks and
Cultural Resources.
“After
building significant support for the legislation in the last Congress with
lawmakers, outdoor industry leaders, and other stakeholders, we are thrilled to
see Senators Manchin and Barrasso reintroduce this historic comprehensive
outdoor recreation bill. This package would provide meaningful support for
outdoor recreation opportunities across the country at a time when a record
number of Americans are getting outdoors and benefitting from the mental and
physical health benefits these spaces provide,” said Kent Ebersole,
Interim Executive Director, Outdoor Industry Association. “Federal
outdoor recreation legislation will have a real impact on the ability of all
Americans to spend time outside, while bolstering the outdoor recreation
economy and the jobs it provides to communities across the country. We applaud
these forward-thinking lawmakers for their leadership and their commitment to
improving access to America’s lands and waters.”
“At
REI, we believe that time outside–recreating with family and friends, or on
your own–is fundamental to a life well lived. We applaud Chairman Manchin,
Ranking Member Barrasso, and the senators who have been diligently working on
these policies for years for coming together to support making the outdoors
more accessible for everyone. The America’s Outdoor Recreation Act will both
strengthen our public lands and increase opportunities for all people to enjoy
time in nature. Through increased resources for expansive outdoor recreation
pursuits, including long-trails and urban parks in historically disinvested
communities, and permit streamlining, this bill is increasing equitable access
to the outdoors in a bipartisan way,” said Taldi Harrison, Head of
Government Affairs, REI Co-op.
"This
is a commonsense, no-cost bill that will help equalize and improve access to
green spaces and wild outdoor places in every state in the country," said
Chris Perkins, Senior Director, Outdoor Recreation Roundtable. "We are
seeing unprecedented interest in outdoor recreation, but many of the policies
supporting outdoor recreation are outdated. This package will make it easier
for Americans to access the outdoors and provide agencies with new tools to
address long standing outdoor recreation needs. We need solutions that enhance
outdoor recreation opportunities while protecting America's public lands and
waters, and AORA is an historic step to update these policies."
“Outdoor
recreation is enormously important to Americans, and Outdoor Alliance is
grateful for Senator Manchin and Senator Barrasso’s reintroduction of America’s
Outdoor Recreation Act, which will benefit the millions of Americans who participate
in outdoor recreation every year. Outdoor recreation on our public lands and
waters is an important part of millions of people’s lives, and there is more we
can do to protect and facilitate these experiences. Effectively managing our
public lands and waters requires both conservation and sound policy guidance.
America’s Outdoor Recreation Act provides improved management for climbing and
mountain biking; enhances how agencies manage outdoor recreation; and invests
in equity through the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership and by making
facilitated access experiences available to more Americans,” said Louis
Geltman, Policy Director, Outdoor Alliance.
“America’s
Outdoor Recreation Act is crucial to the RV industry and the wider outdoor
recreation industry. It remains a significant factor in making sustainable
improvements to our nation’s campgrounds and improving the experiences of
current and future RVers,” said Craig Kirby, President & CEO of the
RV Industry Association. “In addition, the Act provides greater access
to the health benefits offered by the great outdoors and offers an economic
boost to both the local and national economies. We would also like to thank
Senator Manchin and Senator Barrasso for their steadfast leadership. Our
government affairs team will be continuing to advocate in support of America’s
Outdoor Recreation Act, and we call on Congress for its swift passage.”
“America’s
Outdoor Recreation Act will bolster outdoor recreation access and opportunities
for the millions of Americans who continue to discover the benefits of the
great outdoors and time spent on our nation’s lands and waters,” said
Frank Hugelmeyer, President and CEO of the National Marine Manufacturers
Association (NMMA). “We thank Senators Manchin and Barrasso for their
bipartisan leadership in re-introducing this critical bill and urge Congress to
swiftly consider and pass the bill in the weeks to come.”
“By
giving outfitters and public land agencies new tools and resources to improve
access and the permitting process, we can all focus on what’s really important:
building people’s connections with our greatest resource, the shared American
landscape. America’s Outdoor Recreation Act bolsters the outdoor
recreation economy and opens the doors for outfitters new and old to provide
ample and affordable guided opportunities to folks from all walks of
life,” said Aaron Bannon, Executive Director, America Outdoors
Association.
“Outdated
regulations in the outfitter-guide permitting system have made it time
consuming, unpredictable, and unnecessarily difficult for guide services and
outdoor organizations to provide guided climbing and skiing experiences on
public lands,” said Alex Kosseff, Executive Director of the American
Mountain Guides Association. “The America’s Outdoor Recreation Act
includes provisions that will remove old roadblocks in the permitting system
and enable more Americans to experience the joy of rock climbing,
mountaineering, and backcountry skiing in forests and parks across the country.
The American Mountain Guides Association applauds Senators Manchin and Barrasso
for introducing this landmark legislation.”
“IMBA
is grateful for Senator Manchin and Senator Barrasso’s work to introduce
America's Outdoor Recreation Act, which offers a tremendous opportunity to
expand access for mountain biking, for trails, and for recreation in
communities across the country. IMBA and our partners will continue working to
pass America’s Outdoor Recreation Act, and continue engaging mountain bike
advocates to join us,” said David Wiens, Executive Director,
International Mountain Bicycling Association.
“The
Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF) thanks Congressional Sportsmen’s
Caucus (CSC) Co-Chair Sen. Manchin and CSC Member Sen. Barrasso for
reintroducing the America’s Outdoor Recreation Act. This legislation is the
result of bipartisan, consensus-building efforts to support and enhance
recreational activities such as hunting, fishing, and recreational target
shooting,” said CSF President and CEO Jeff Crane. “Sportsmen
and women appreciate the commitment by the Chairman and Ranking Member to
increase access, streamline recreational permitting processes, and other
efforts to bolster our sporting heritage.”
“Many
of the highest quality river recreation opportunities exist on our shared
public lands and we know local communities see huge economic, as well as
quality of life benefits related to these important watersheds. We’re excited
to see America’s Outdoor Recreation Act reintroduced in Congress because it
will create a standardized system for measuring and sharing these benefits
across all public lands and will work to improve sustainable, high-quality
river running experiences through expanded protections, better infrastructure,
and a focus on equitable access,” said Thomas O’Keefe, Director,
Pacific Northwest Stewardship, American Whitewater.
“More
than half of America’s climbing areas are on federal land, and we need common-sense
and consistent federal policy that supports sustainable recreation and
conserves public lands. Access Fund thanks Senators Barrasso and Manchin for
spearheading the bipartisan America’s Outdoor Recreation Act. We look forward
to continuing our work on the bill that supports climbers, climbing history,
gateway communities, and rural economies across the country,” said
Chris Winter, Executive Director, Access Fund.
“Vista
Outdoor and its brands congratulate the Senate leaders on introduction of this
bipartisan legislation. America’s Outdoor Recreation Act policies will enable
long overdue permit streamlining, update outdoor recreation infrastructure,
improve long-range mountain bike trails and increase access to green spaces in
shooting ranges. All of these policies have strong bipartisan support and are
commonsense solutions to maintain and enrich the places we love most,” said
Fred Ferguson, Vice President of Public Affairs and Communications, Vista
Outdoor.
"The
National Shooting Sports Foundation commends Senate Energy and Natural
Resources Committee Chairman Sen. Joe Manchin and Ranking Member Sen. John
Barrasso for introducing this vitally important outdoor recreation package. In
particular, NSSF appreciates the bipartisan measures included in this legislation
that would require the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management to
ensure that both agencies have at least one qualifying recreational shooting
range in each National Forest and BLM district. Recreational shooting is tied
to approximately 85 percent of the Pittman-Robertson excises taxes currently
being paid by firearm and ammunition manufacturers, making it a major driving
contributor to wildlife conservation. This legislation would ensure that
recreational marksmanship can be practiced in accessible and safe environments
while also benefiting conservation," said Lawrence G. Keane,
Senior Vice President and General Counsel, National Shooting Sports Foundation.
"Outdoor
recreation is vitally important to boosting the health of all people, and
access to public lands and trails is crucial for the millions of ATV, dirt
bike, and side-by-side riders and drivers," said Erik Pritchard,
President and CEO of the Motorcycle Industry Council, Recreational Off-Highway
Vehicle Association, and Specialty Vehicle Institute of America. "The
$50 billion powersports industry applauds Congress for reintroducing America's
Outdoor Recreation Act, which would help create additional opportunities for
motorized access to federal recreational lands, improve recreation
infrastructure, support local communities, and bolster the nation's economy. We
thank Senators Manchin and Barrasso for championing this legislation and urge
swift bipartisan action to pass this act."
“Delta
Waterfowl is pleased to support the America’s Outdoor Recreation Act of 2022.
When enacted, this important legislation will have numerous direct and indirect
benefits to waterfowl and waterfowl hunters,” said John Devney, Chief
Policy Officer, Delta Waterfowl.
“KABOOM!
supports the bipartisan efforts being made to ensure that every community has
access to quality parks and playspaces. By placing racial and economic equity
at the core of this legislation, Black, brown, and Indigenous children and
families, will be able to experience the benefits of the resources they should
have had all along. Building a different future where all kids have a safe,
joyful place to play is as important as tackling other disparities in housing,
education, and healthcare. Codifying the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership
program within the America's Outdoor Recreation Act will provide the valuable
infrastructure investments under-resourced communities need and help advance
racial and economic equity by providing access to quality outdoor recreation in
different types of communities across the nation,” said Lysa Ratliff,
CEO, KABOOM!.
“Time
and time again outdoor recreation can bridge party lines and unify members of
Congress who understand the value these pastimes hold for communities and
individuals nationwide,” said Matt Gruhn, President of the Marine
Retailers Association of the Americas. “I hope that with the
reintroduction of this historic outdoor recreation package we can continue to
showcase that outdoor recreation continues to be a bipartisan policy priority
in the 118th Congress.”
“The National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) is proud to
support the “America’s Outdoor Recreation Act of 2023” – legislation critical
for advancing outdoor recreation opportunities across the country. NRPA is
pleased to see the inclusion of the bipartisan, bicameral Outdoors for All Act,
which will open eligibility for funding to additional communities and provide
access to parks for all – particularly in urban areas. Our research shows that
nearly nine in 10 people agree that it is important for local, state and
federal governments to fund local park and recreation agencies sufficiently in
order to ensure every member of the community benefits from this essential
infrastructure and programming. We support the outdoor recreation package, and
urge robust, bipartisan support from lawmakers in Congress,” said Kristine Stratton, President and CEO of NRPA.
"America’s
Outdoor Recreation Act will make biking and mountain biking experiences on our
public lands more accessible, sustainable, and enjoyable for all. Provisions
like SOAR and BOLT will help meet the growing demand for bicycling as a
low-cost, zero-emission, tourism-driving activity," said
PeopleForBikes President and CEO Jenn Dice. "This package proves
that bike policy brings both sides of the aisle together to grow infrastructure
and access. We look forward to working with the Senate Energy and Natural
Resources Committee on advancing this first-of-its-kind bipartisan investment
in the future of recreation."
“America’s
Outdoor Recreation Act will make our public lands more accessible to all
Americans by modernizing agency rules and processes and enhancing recreation
infrastructure across the country. This bipartisan bill reflects the importance
of these shared spaces to outdoor recreation,” said Whit Fosburgh,
president and CEO, Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership. “Hunters
and anglers thank leadership and members of both parties in the Senate Energy
& Natural Resources Committee for moving this legislation forward.”
“The
members of the Wyoming Outfitter and Guides Association support and urge
passage of America’s Outdoor Recreation Act. Wyoming’s outdoor recreation
industries are a huge part of our state’s economy and WYOGA whole heartedly
supports the act,” said the Wyoming Outfitters and Guides Association
in a statement.
“Wyoming
welcomes more than seven million visitors per year to experience the high
quality outdoor recreation offered through our public lands. We support this
legislation as it continues to promote accessibility and destination
development throughout Wyoming,” said Diane Shober, Executive Director
of the Wyoming Office of Tourism.
“The
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation works to ensure the future of elk, other
wildlife, their habitat, and our hunting heritage. Federal lands are an
important resource for outdoor recreation, including hunting and target
shooting, but an array of red tape and fees can limit people’s recreational
opportunities and access. America’s Outdoor Recreation Act brings common-sense
solutions to the regulatory and informational barriers that many of our members
have experienced. These include establishing shooting ranges so hunters have
safe places to practice, identifying where and when vehicles can be used on
forest roads, utilizing all the parts of animals taken from cull hunts within
parks, allowing hunters to document and share their experiences on video, and
streamlining outfitting and guiding permits. Passage of America’s Outdoor
Recreation Act will be a benefit for all outdoors enthusiasts,” said
Blake Henning, Chief Conservation Officer, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.
“As
outdoor recreation grows in popularity, we need more tools to get people
outside safely and responsibly. The America’s Outdoor Recreation Act will
streamline the federal recreational permitting process to enable more people to
experience the outdoors through organized group experiences facilitated by
outdoor leaders and educators. The Mountaineers is grateful to Senator Manchin
and Senator Barrasso for their leadership to help connect more people with
their public lands and waters,” said Tom Vogl, CEO, The Mountaineers.
“Access
to urban waterways can be challenging. Creating park space in existing urban
areas has the potential to provide waterways access for groups of people that
might not have any existing options. Increasing access to paddling
opportunities is a great thing for paddlers across the country. Establishing a
dedicated source of funding for the Outdoor Legacy Partnership Program will
help accomplish this goal by expanding park and open space infrastructure in
places that are closest to 80% of the American population,” said the
American Canoe Association.
“SEMA
thanks Senators Manchin and Barrasso for reintroducing the America’s Outdoor
Recreation Act This bipartisan bill would streamline the process and expenses
associated with obtaining special recreation permits, require federal land
management agencies to increase opportunities for motorized and non-motorized
access on public lands, and direct the BLM and Forest Service to make maps
available to the public depicting where vehicles are allowed to
recreate,” said Karen Bailey-Chapman, Senior Vice President of Public
and Government Affairs, Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA).
“America’s
Outdoor Recreation Act is bipartisan legislation that will help ensure that
Americans continue to enjoy the benefits of recreating outdoors for generations
to come,” said Recreational Vehicle Dealers Association President Phil
Ingrassia. “The act will improve and modernize recreation infrastructure on
public lands to support everyone who enjoys the great outdoors, including the
growing number of RV travelers."
"Recreation
in our great natural spaces is invaluable to our physical and mental health and
spiritual well being," National Wild Turkey Federation Co-CEO
Jason Burckhalter said. "Like our members and me, millions
venture into national forests, grasslands and public waterways for ethically
harvested, organic protein through hunting and fishing. The American Outdoor
Recreation Act opens opportunities and provides infrastructure to support these
and other recreational users and is vital to ensuring access to people of all
walks of life who want to enjoy what nature has to offer."
“The
Archery Trade Association is thankful for the many champions in Congress
serving to reintroduce and support this important legislation” said Dan
Forster, Vice President & Chief Conservation Officer of the Archery Trade
Association. “The America’s Outdoor Recreation Act will help ensure
that our federal public lands are accessible, well managed, and continue to
provide a critically important foundation for outdoor recreation enthusiasts.”
"American
Prairie is glad to see the introduction of America’s Outdoor Recreation Act.
Outdoor recreation generates over 4% of Montana's GDP, second in the nation
only to Hawaii. We support the bill's provisions to fund rural economic
development in gateway communities and enhance public access to public
land,” said Mike Quist Kautz, Director of Public Access at American
Prairie.
“Sportsmen
and women across the nation applaud Chairman Manchin and Ranking Member
Barrasso for the introduction of America’s Outdoor Recreation Act,” said
Kaden McArthur, Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Government Relations Manager. “This
comprehensive legislation includes several longstanding priorities that will
make public lands and waters more accessible, improving opportunities for
hunters and anglers to enjoy our outdoor traditions.”
“There
has never been a more opportune and urgent time to invest in the great
outdoors. The leaders of America’s State Parks are keenly aware of the
substantial increases in demand and visitation to parks and the associated
management challenges. There are now more than 800 million visitors annually to
state parks. The America’s Outdoor Recreation Act codifies reasonable
enhancements in the availability, accessibility, and efficiencies in the
management of the public lands. The Act will provide for improvements in the
quality of outdoor recreation, natural resource conservation, infrastructure
modernizations, economic benefits, and the public health improvements
associated with spending more time in nature and physical activity,” said
Lewis Ledford, Executive Director, National Association of State Park
Directors.
“The
sportfishing industry thanks Chairman Manchin and Ranking Member Barrasso for
reintroducing this incredibly important legislation for America’s outdoor
recreation community,” said Glenn Hughes, President of the American
Sportfishing Association (ASA). “The America’s Outdoor Recreation Act
is a comprehensive set of provisions to ensure our public lands are well
managed and conserved to benefit the outdoor recreation economy and all those
who love the outdoors.”
“The
National Forest Recreation Association extends its sincere appreciation to
Chairman Manchin, Ranking Member Barasso and the other senators who have been
champions of the America’s Outdoor Recreation Act,” said Marily Reese,
Executive Director of NFRA. “The AORA recognizes the importance of
having and maintaining the infrastructure and facilities needed for quality
outdoor recreation experiences to both the health and well-being of the
recreating public as well as the rural economies which rely on a robust outdoor
recreation economy. NFRA is hopeful Congress can pass the AORA for the benefit
of the American public."
"We
are excited to see the introduction of legislation that recognizes the need to
improve recreation management and equitable access on public lands in all
seasons. Among other things, we are encouraged to see language that would
prioritize completion of meaningful travel planning in order to minimize
resource impacts and use conflicts in winter, followed by the long overdue
publication of practical winter use maps for the recreating public” said
David Page, Executive Director, Winter Wildlands Alliance & Outdoor
Alliance California.
“We appreciate the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee advancing the America’s Outdoor Recreation Act. This legislation includes an important provision that allows agencies to leverage data science, analytics, and operations research to help approach complex issues related to visitation on public lands. These important tools can ensure the agencies are better able transform data into information, and information into insights that lead to more efficient, effective, equitable, and impactful results. We appreciate Senator Manchin and Senator Barrasso including data science, analytics, and operations research within this important outdoor recreation legislation,” said Jeff Cohen, Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer, Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS).
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