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Can demonstrations of specialized equipment and programs to those supporting people with developmental disabilities help them begin to walk and bike on local trails, or even imagine other adventures like kayaking? As captured in previous posts on Kennett Outdoors and Kennett Ability Network, it can be hard for those supporting people with Intellectual / Developmental Disabilities and/or Autism (IDA) to imagine enjoying the outdoors. Almost fifteen years after our first fora

Extending the dimensions of Universal Access Trails to those with a dirt or grass surface could begin to open countless trails for people with mobility challenges As captured in previous posts, Kennett Outdoors has been working to help people with disabilities connect with the outdoors in ways that improve their health and well-being. So I am excited to share a first look at a formal rating system in development: ASCENT, or the Accessibility Scale for Characterizing Easier N

Two upcoming events will help people with disabilities - and those who care for them - begin to imagine riding on two (or three) wheels. ...