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Paul Bray links Franklin D. Roosevelt’s conservation agenda and outlook to our present times with a piece on FDR’s ideas on liberty of the community.
Exciting partnerships for conservation are taking shape in New York, where local, state, federal and nonprofit groups are coming together to find new and creative ways to achieve their shared goals.
Read on for our ideas on what 2013 may bring for the large landscape movement, approaches to cultural landscapes and more.
Interesting in meeting up with practitioners, scholars and others interested in living landscapes? Check out these upcoming conferences and gatherings across the nation in 2013.
Creativity and pride go into the protection of natural and historic treasures as parks. New York courts have protected parks with the public trust doctrine that requires legislative approval before discontinuing or compromising a municipal or state park. Sadly, the state Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is walking away from responsibility for heritage areas.
Paul Bray links Franklin D. Roosevelt’s conservation agenda and outlook to our present times with a piece on FDR’s ideas on liberty of the community.
Exciting partnerships for conservation are taking shape in New York, where local, state, federal and nonprofit groups are coming together to find new and creative ways to achieve their shared goals.
Read on for our ideas on what 2013 may bring for the large landscape movement, approaches to cultural landscapes and more.
Interesting in meeting up with practitioners, scholars and others interested in living landscapes? Check out these upcoming conferences and gatherings across the nation in 2013.
Creativity and pride go into the protection of natural and historic treasures as parks. New York courts have protected parks with the public trust doctrine that requires legislative approval before discontinuing or compromising a municipal or state park. Sadly, the state Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is walking away from responsibility for heritage areas.