US Public Lands: Where to Now?
August 3, 2020
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If ever there was a cultural landscape worthy of being a heritage corridor, it is this one – especially in the Low Country. Local and regional leaders fervently hoped national designation would bring badly needed public exposure, funding to preserve, interpret and market the corridor’s sites and communities, and greater clout when advocating for the preservation of fragile communities.
For many of us folks on the eastern seaboard the Appalachian Trail (AT) is our National Park. The trail links communities from Maine to Georgia
A recent conference (June 19, 2012) Landscapes: Improving Conservation Practice in the Northeast Megaregion brought together over 125 practitioners and state and federal officials to
Interested in the future of National Heritage Areas or in the bigger issue of partnership management in the National Park Service (NPS)? If so, the
It is all the rage these days to convey information with “big” numbers and the just released report by the Regional Plan Association (RPA) is
If ever there was a cultural landscape worthy of being a heritage corridor, it is this one – especially in the Low Country. Local and regional leaders fervently hoped national designation would bring badly needed public exposure, funding to preserve, interpret and market the corridor’s sites and communities, and greater clout when advocating for the preservation of fragile communities.
For many of us folks on the eastern seaboard the Appalachian Trail (AT) is our National Park. The trail links communities from Maine to Georgia
A recent conference (June 19, 2012) Landscapes: Improving Conservation Practice in the Northeast Megaregion brought together over 125 practitioners and state and federal officials to
Interested in the future of National Heritage Areas or in the bigger issue of partnership management in the National Park Service (NPS)? If so, the
It is all the rage these days to convey information with “big” numbers and the just released report by the Regional Plan Association (RPA) is