US Public Lands: Where to Now?
August 3, 2020
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National Heritage Areas are conserving roughly a 1,000 miles of canal corridors across the country. These historic waterways and towpaths are becoming tomorrow’s network of trails and blue ways, connecting population centers to parks and historical sites of national, state, and local importance. Find out more the partnership model of management and the entrepreneurial strategies key to NHA success in this guess post.
According to President Obama, “For decades, the National Heritage Areas Program has enabled our Nation to set aside places that define our shared history and that will help future generations understand what it means to be American.” Find out more about why he recognized this important program on its thirtieth anniversary as part of our #NHA30 coverage.
National Heritage Areas are conserving roughly a 1,000 miles of canal corridors across the country. These historic waterways and towpaths are becoming tomorrow’s network of trails and blue ways, connecting population centers to parks and historical sites of national, state, and local importance. Find out more the partnership model of management and the entrepreneurial strategies key to NHA success in this guess post.
According to President Obama, “For decades, the National Heritage Areas Program has enabled our Nation to set aside places that define our shared history and that will help future generations understand what it means to be American.” Find out more about why he recognized this important program on its thirtieth anniversary as part of our #NHA30 coverage.