Arising high in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina and continuing its flow through South Carolina and Georgia, the Chattooga River is one of the few remaining free-flowing streams in the Southeast.
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Arising high in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina and continuing its flow through South Carolina and Georgia, the Chattooga River is one of the few remaining free-flowing streams in the Southeast.
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In September 2010, The Trust for Public Land transferred ownership of Chehalem Ridge to Metro. he property is being restored as the new Chehalem Ridge Natural Area:
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Cherry Park, a beautiful and popular local park in a densely populated, park-poor suburb of the City of Portland was until only a few years ago, an old quarry site.
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Up to 20 miles wide, and stretching nearly 200 miles between Virginia and Maryland, the Chesapeake Bay is the nation's largest estuary and a vital natural and human resource. But over the last decades, growth and development in the bay's watershed have polluted its rivers and streams and threatened its ecology
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TPL's Chicago Natural Areas Program helps local communities protect vital open space and natural areas threatened by sprawl.
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Chicamuxen Creek is one of the finest examples of a fresh tidal and nontidal wetlands complex in Maryland. In 1995, TPL protected 381 acres of wetlands and uplands to create Chicamuxen Wildlife Management Area.
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TPL has protected many historical resources in Chickamauga National Military Park, Tennessee for the National Park Service including 328 acres acquired from the CSX Railroad Company, in Lookout Valley using federal funds from the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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TPL worked to expand the recreation area by adding a sloping parcel of cedars and hardwoods, interspersed with grassy meadows and small ponds in 1991.
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Part of the Reelfoot National Wildlife Refuge Complex in western Tennessee, the Chickasaw National Wildlife Refuge was approved as a refuge by the Migratory Bird Conservation Commission and TPL's Chattanooga office with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Chickasaw National Wildlife Refuge Manager to protect land within the refuge boundary.
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