Global Outdoor Health Summit

Attendees include diverse researchers, policy managers, health providers, planners, governmental, outdoor recreation, business, non-profit, military, foundations and philanthropic funders, educators, retailers, conservationists, and/or nature-intervention professionals and organizations from around the world.

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People who care about humans, health, and the environment come together to share stories, immersive experiences, evidence, programs, and ideas to help solve the natural conflicts that come when connecting more people into nature. We discuss the mental, cognitive, physical, and spiritual benefits nature can provide, while taking care of the lands at the same time. The Summit is based on sound peer-reviewed science and trends combined with experiential, health, stewardship, policy, practice, and management aspects to balance equitable access to the places, programs, flora, and fauna that we believe is necessary to exist and thrive.

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The GOH Summit is unique in that various Experiences in Nature are built into the program, along with intense academic and practice-oriented educational session and networking - we want to "walk the talk"

Location

Phil Hardberger Park Urban Ecology Center, 8400 NW Military Highway
San Antonio, Texas 78231

Trail Competencies

Relevant Trail Types

General. All trail types are relevant.