02 July 2021
THE HILL: How Biden can protect Black, Latino and Indigenous cultural and historical legacy
Today, many of us have access to sweeping vistas and grand mountain ranges, plains, marshes, forests and deserts that stretch from coastal shores to coastal shores. We enjoy the privilege of visiting sacred places like…
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24 June 2021
WABA BLOG: 30×30: Conservation and Culture Ride and Chat
About this ride: This ride is in partnership with the Hispanic Access Foundation’s Latino Conservation Week. Expect a low key, conversational pace on mostly flat, car free trails. We’ll stop at a few places to…
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24 May 2021
REI: Organizations Bringing Joy Outside
These individuals and grassroots organizations are building a more inclusive and equitable outdoor community. The outdoors should be a place where everyone can feel safe and be themselves. But for a long time, the outdoor industry and…
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23 May 2021
RICHLAND SOURCE: Green space in cities can bring considerable health benefits for communities
With the arrival of spring, Platte Farm Open Space, located in the diverse, working-class neighborhood of Globeville in north Denver, comes alive with native grasses, pollinator gardens that attract bees and butterflies, and wildflowers, such…
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14 May 2021
THE FRESNO BEE: The mission: To conserve 30% of the San Joaquin Valley’s remaining open lands for all
Access to the benefits of nature is a human right, but for many in the San Joaquin Valley, a healthy ecosystem and local green spaces are often out of reach. Historical patterns of habitat conversion…
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10 May 2021
A GREEN LIVING: New report outlines US land and water conservation plan by 2030
A preliminary report to the National Climate Task Force dubbed Conserving and Restoring America the Beautiful now breaths life into the ambitious campaign promises made by U.S. President Joe Biden .
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