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Explore 325 of the best woodlands in?Wales

On Monday Natalya Garrod (Owner and Principal Planner of Sumac EP) had the pleasure of attending the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between Caldwell First Nation and Parks Canada at Point Pelee National Park. The MOU speaks to Caldwell's future role in the proposed National Ojibway Urban Park in Windsor & LaSalle in Southwestern Ontario. This was a very exciting day for Caldwell as they have spent the last year and a half working towards an MOU that establishes a strong relationship with Parks Canada and one that enables the nation to nation relationship build on the principles of mutual respect, shared decision-making, and recognition of Caldwell First Nation's inherent jurisdiction and authority. https://lnkd.in/ezvxrttJ Every word was carefully considered and reconsidered. It was not always a smooth process but when people came together to the table with the right intentions that is where progress was made. The key lessons Natalya learned throughout the process: 1. Interpersonal relationships move things along much faster than any tactic. 2. Set realistic expectations for what can be achieved. Small starts get the ball moving. 3. Show up to the table in person and share a meal. This allows for fulsome conversations that can't be had over an email. This is where true understanding occurs. 4. If at first you don't succeed, try and try again. The strong spirit of Caldwell First Nation is what got them to this point in the process and they have so much more they are going to achieve.

Check out the article I wrote on the Texas State Parks Centennial Time Capsule for TPWD Magazine, which was published in this month's issue! https://lnkd.in/gJECEYpF

The complex and convoluted system of recovery. The mechanism of going to the theme park impacts persistent LBP. Environment and context matter.

The natural return of the Cataract Canyon rapids is an exciting environmental miracle! Dive into the the full Rolling Stone article below to learn more about what a crew of former Colorado Outward Bound School staff members are doing to support and advocate for the waterways they consider a second home. Original Post from Colorado Outward Bound School: "Former COBS staff making big waves ?? (pun intended) in the effort to monitor the rapidly changing Colorado River ecosystem!"

Great River , Long island

In honor of #EarthMonth, we're answering a series of questions about island restoration. Up first: what happens when an island is restored?

?? POLICY UPDATE ?? In our latest update, we share a letter from our Executive Director, messages from our policy staff in Colorado and California, investments in regional mapping and data collection, first glimpses of a Winter Recreation Opportunity Spectrum (ROS) on the Lolo National Forest, and more.

I'm looking forward to speaking about Parks, Trails, and Open Space Planning at the Arizona Planning Association and Arizona Association for Environmental Education conferences in September! Do you have a favorite park, trail, or open space project in AZ? Share below or send me a message! ??♂? ??♂? ??♀? ?? ?? "Parks, trails, and open spaces are essential to enhancing community well-being and quality of life. This session will emphasize the importance of public access to mountains and rivers for outdoor recreation and wellness. Past and ongoing planning efforts for parks, trails, and open spaces in Arizona will be shared, as well as local case studies. Tools and resources to support planners in parks, recreation, and conservation planning will be identified."

Reflected on the difference between conservation and natural resource management in this one!