Rural Business Survival During Covid-19

ECHO Adventure Cooperative founding members, Elisabeth Barton (foreground) and Bryant Burnette, shop in Mar-Val's Main Street Market in Groveland, California, on Friday, April 17, 2020. They are shopping for, and delivering groceries to, Tuolumne County residents as they await permission to re-open their Yosemite tourist-based business. The pair began offering shopping and delivery services to area residents shortly after Yosemite National Park closed on March 20, 2020.

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ECHO Adventure Cooperative founding members, Elisabeth Barton (foreground) and Bryant Burnette, shop in Mar-Val's Main Street Market in Groveland, California, on Friday, April 17, 2020. They are shopping for, and delivering groceries to, Tuolumne County residents as they await permission to re-open their Yosemite tourist-based business. The pair began offering shopping and delivery services to area residents shortly after Yosemite National Park closed on March 20, 2020.