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Summer 2009
In this Issue
First Success in Bold New Initiative in New England
Following 100 Year-old Footsteps Along the Hudson River
Great Landscapes have Great Stories
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First Success in Bold New Initiative in New England |
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Saving New England’s Wildlife, OSI’s grant program for habitat protection in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine, has announced its first successful grant: the protection of Highland Farm, in York, Maine. The initiative, capitalized by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, has identified 15 projects in the region.
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Following 100 year-old Footsteps Along the Hudson |
We continue our series on photographer Greg Miller who set out in April to photograph the shorelines of the Hudson River, documenting changes that have occurred over the last 100 years. What he discovered is currently displayed at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art in New Paltz, NY. This is the second installment of his adventures in making a "Panorama of the Hudson."
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If any one landscape is emblematic of what the Open Space Institute strives to be as a conservation organization, it may be Tahawus. Indeed, it’s fitting that the property is featured in Adirondack Trails with Tales, a newly published how-to guide for the hiker with a knack for history.
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A four million dollar loan helps save an ancient forest along the Altamaha River in Georgia.
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Updates from OSI's Citizen Action Program
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The Spring/Summer edition of OPEN SPACE, our print newsletter, celebrates the Hudson's 400th year. OSI Donors will receive a copy in the mail. Sign up online for the print edition.
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