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Tourism, Recreation and Land Use Planning to Address Climate and Fire Risk Mitigation
Tourism, Recreation and Land Use Planning to Address Climate and Fire Risk MitigationSeptember 2, 2025; 10 a.m. (Mountain) In this webinar we will explore with Leave No Trace, ways in which tourism and recreation can support sustainable land use practices as we...
Creating Project Logic Models
Creating Project Logic ModelsAugust 19, 2025; 10 a.m. (Mountain) A strong logic model is the backbone of a compelling federal grant proposal--and often the first thing reviewers look at. These connects your vision to concrete actions and measurable results. Join us...
American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association and Destinations International Partner to Amplify U.S. Indigenous Tourism Globally
American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association and Destinations International Partner to Amplify U.S. Indigenous Tourism GloballyNew partnership will help Indigenous destinations in the U.S. build awareness across Destinations International’s vast global travel...
Developing and Defining Grant Results
Developing and Defining Grant ResultsAugust 5, 2025; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Strong grant proposals don’t just tell a good story—they clearly define the results that will be achieved. Join us for a practical webinar designed to help tribal tourism professionals and Native...
AIANTA Seeks New Board Members for Board of Directors
The American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association Seeks New Board Members for Board of DirectorsAIANTA is looking to fill seven vacant leadership positions for its board of directors across the regions of Alaska, central California, central plains, Hawaii,...
Introduction to Grants.gov and Federal Registrations
Introduction to Grants.gov and Federal RegistrationsJuly 22, 2025; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Whether you’re looking to support tribal tourism, cultural preservation, or community development initiatives, federal funding opportunities may be for you! But first, you’ll need to...
The American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association Returns to IPW 2025 as Travelers Continue to Seek Authentic Indigenous Experiences in the U.S.
The American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association Returns to IPW 2025 as Travelers Continue to Seek Authentic Indigenous Experiences in the U.S. Indigenous exhibitors join AIANTA to showcase cultural diversity of U.S. Tourism with #DiscoverNativeAmerica at the...
Top 10 Tips for Grantseeking
Top 10 Tips for Grantseeking July 15, 2025; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Calling all grant adventurers! This imaginative session synthesizes what The Grant Plant has learned in our over two decades in the business. We'll share tips and information on project management,...
The U.S. Forest Service and American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association Select Recipients for FY 24 NATIVE Act Grants
The U.S. Forest Service and American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association Select Recipients for FY 24 NATIVE Act GrantsSix recipients across the U.S. will receive funding for tourism infrastructure and capacity building in Native American communities ALBUQUERQUE,...
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