Includes following helpful topics:  Conducting Farm and Ranch Tours; On-Farm Customer Relations; What is Agri-tourism?; Why People Vacation; From A to Z: Potential Enterprises for Agricultural and Nature Tourism; Tips for Building Marketing and Community Partnerships, and more.  Includes examples of well-established and developing agri-tourism projects across California.

Participating agritourism farms in Minnesota’s Central Region as organized through the University of Minnesota’s Extension program, and presented by the Lake Country Scenic Byway organization.

Explore natural choices for self-managed health care.

American Farmland Trust is a private, nonprofit organization founded in 1980 to protect our nation's farmland. AFT works to stop the loss of productive farmland and to promote farming practices that lead to a healthy environment.

The Angry Trout Café, located in Grand Marais, is committed to operating in accordance with the concept of sustainability, striving to have a positive effect on our community economically, socially, and environmentally.

"Bioneers are an improbable collection of visionary innovators working with nature to heal nature and our relationship as human beings with the natural world." The conference offered practical solutions for our most pressing environmental and cultural crises, and left our hearts, minds, and souls spinning with new ideas. Bioneers: Revolution from the Heart of Nature, is available on their website.

Describes how to get your community certified by the National Park Service and become eligible for program development money.

Enormous, but well-segmented for gradual use.  Staggeringly helpful for community tourism development decision-making. From the Western Rural Development Center in Corvallis, Oregon.

This excellent, 16 page guide from Australia guides organizations through an evaluation of the potential success of a tourism project.

Book recommendation with an online version accessible for free.