The Opportunity of a Lifetime for Landscape Scale Conservation
November 23, 2021
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The landscape surrounding Carrie Furnaces, a National Historic Landmark in Rankin, Pennsylvania, has dramatically changed in the decades since the U.S. Steel Works in nearby Homestead dominated the nation’s industrial production. Thoughts on why this change is important and how it enhances interpretation of the site’s story.
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A new National Monument in Washington State’s San Juan Islands is an important step in making tidelands accessible in a state where the majority of shorelines are private property.
Does a name change for the BLM’s National Landscape Conservation System Have a meaning beyond semantics? The LLO considers the ramifications of removing landscape from the title.
The 1991 report “Made in Pennsylvania,” which documented the Commonwealth’s significant industrial heritage, is a good barometer to use in measuring the important work that the state’s heritage areas have accomplished. Threats to the National Heritage Areas program now put these gains in jeopardy.
The landscape surrounding Carrie Furnaces, a National Historic Landmark in Rankin, Pennsylvania, has dramatically changed in the decades since the U.S. Steel Works in nearby Homestead dominated the nation’s industrial production. Thoughts on why this change is important and how it enhances interpretation of the site’s story.
Did you know you can access all of our archived newsletter directly from the website?
A new National Monument in Washington State’s San Juan Islands is an important step in making tidelands accessible in a state where the majority of shorelines are private property.
Does a name change for the BLM’s National Landscape Conservation System Have a meaning beyond semantics? The LLO considers the ramifications of removing landscape from the title.
The 1991 report “Made in Pennsylvania,” which documented the Commonwealth’s significant industrial heritage, is a good barometer to use in measuring the important work that the state’s heritage areas have accomplished. Threats to the National Heritage Areas program now put these gains in jeopardy.