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Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative Awards $115,000 For Outdoor Recreation

Yamaha Continues To Support Outdoor Recreation With Grants

Protecting the Future of ATV and UTV Riding With the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative

Yamaha Celebrates 10 Years of Outdoor Access Initiative

Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative Hand Out More Than $100,000

Yamaha Donates $95,000 in Outdoor Access Funds

Yamaha Gives Away $80,000 Through Outdoor Access Initiative

Yamaha Distributes $265,000 in Outdoor Access Grants in 2015

Yamaha Donates $40,000 in Outdoor Access GRANTs

Tread Lightly! To Fund 25 Restoration for Recreation Projects

Yamaha Hands Out Nearly $60,000 in GRANTs

Yamaha Hands Out $65,000 in GRANT Awards
Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A., is contributing more than $65,000 in cash and equipment to eight GRANT (Guaranteeing Responsible Access to our Nation’s Trails) recipients under the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative. According to Yamaha, the projects awarded GRANTs support the program’s industry-leading dedication to safe, responsible riding and open sustainable access to land, trails and riding areas for OHV users.
“The OHV community is embracing the expanded platform of the Outdoor Access Initiative and we encourage all recreationists who rely on OHVs to access the outdoors to keep an eye out for projects that promote and protect that access,” says Mike Martinez, Yamaha’s ATV/SxS group vice president. “We recognize that by broadening the scope of the GRANT program, we increase competition for the funds available but, as a result, we expect to see projects that have a greater benefit to all OHV enthusiasts.”

Yamaha Expands GRANT Program
Yamaha has announced the expanded platform for its GRANT (Guaranteeing Responsible Access to our Nation’s Trails) program, along with a new name: Outdoor Access Initiative. Designed to extend support to off-highway vehicle (OHV) users in a wider variety of outdoor activities, the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative supports safe, responsible use and open sustainable access to trails and riding areas.
“Yamaha is the leader in supporting our industry and customers on OHV issues as well as conservation, land access and safe, responsible use of ATV and SxS vehicles – whether in recreation, hunting or agricultural settings,” says Mike Martinez, Yamaha’s ATV/SxS group vice president. “The GRANT program always has welcomed applications from diverse groups. With this new name, we make it clear that the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative actively encourages the submission of projects that support safe, responsible use of OHVs as well as sustainable access to land for all outdoor enthusiasts.”
