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Today’s frontiers, tomorrow’s parks
Today’s frontiers, tomorrow’s parks
What’s next for parks and conservation in America? That’s the big question behind the frontiers issue of Land&People magazine—hot off the press this week!
Land&People is a twice-yearly collection of inspiring stories and photography, featuring special places protected with help from people like you. The spring/summer 2015 edition includes everything from a frog rescue effort to a ladies-only shooting club, as well as:
- The surprising places innovative cities put their parks
- The Big Outside‘s Michael Lanza’s on how to raise outdoors-loving kids
- How green space guards against the effects of climate change
- James Edward Mills—author of The Adventure Gap—on the future of Los Angeles River
The award-winning Land&People magazine is an exclusive benefit to supporters of The Trust for Public Land. If you’re not a member, now is the perfect time to give: from now through May 31, your donation will be matched dollar for dollar—up to a total of $200,000.
It’s a rare opportunity to double your impact on parks and conservation across the country—and help shape the stories on the frontier of our land-for-people mission. We’ll hope you’ll join us today!
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