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LAUNCH A CAMPAIGN

The Visitor Connection Program supports partners in sharing sustainable recreation campaigns across the Eastern Sierra—expanding reach, increasing awareness, and delivering consistent messaging to visitors through a coordinated regional platform.

The Eastern Sierra Visitor Connection Program Overview

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  • Today, the systems and processes outlined in that framework are in place and ready for use. These tools support consistent, region-wide sustainable recreation messaging for both the original VCWG partners and new organizations interested in participating.

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  • The purpose of the Visitor Connection Program is to share messaging resources, unify communication efforts, and leverage the collective reach of partner organizations to amplify a shared regional voice.

The Eastern Sierra Visitor Connection Program – Guiding Principles

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IS YOUR CAMPAIGN A FIT FOR THE VISITOR CONNECTION PROGRAM (VCP)?

REGIONAL
ALIGNMENT

Before submitting a campaign, confirm that it:

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  • Aligns with the Guiding Principles

  • Applies to the entire Eastern Sierra region

  • Focuses on sustainable recreation messaging

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If yes, proceed to the next step.

MESSAGING
& CONTENT READINESS

Confirm that:

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  • Messaging is drafted and ready for review

  • Content has been vetted with relevant agencies

  • You are the appropriate regional authority

  • Required graphic assets have been created

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If needed, the VCP team can assist with refining messaging or assets.

TIMELINE
& BUDGET

Before scheduling your campaign, confirm:

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  • Funding has been secured

  • A desired campaign timeline has been identified

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QUESTIONS OR READY TO GET STARTED?
PLEASE CONTACT OUR TEAM TO DISCUSS NEXT STEPS.

Please direct any inquiries to:

Mammoth Lakes Trails & Public Access Foundation
(MLTPA)

Website

Email

Telephone

Mailing

PO Box 100 PMB 432
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546-0100

This page has been created as a resource at the request of organizations in California’s Eastern Sierra that are interested in promoting coordinated sustainable recreation messaging to our visitor audience.

All content shared here has been developed specifically for this purpose. If you have any questions, please contact us.​

Funding for this project was provided in part by Whitebark Institute through the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection’s Fire Prevention Program as part of the California Climate Investments Program

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