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Jack MacSlarrow’s photo of Mount Shuksan, Washington, was an entry to our latest Facebook photo contest. When we asked friends to share pho- tos of how they enjoy the outdoors, we got everything from hammock naps to big-wave surfing. Don’t miss the next contest: join us online.


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Boy Scouts fish from the deck above the lake at Staten Island’s Pouch Camp, now permanently protected from development.


Thanks to readers who took our survey or wrote to share their thoughts on Land&People stories and our new design. We read every one of your letters and we hope you’ll keep them coming—you can always reach us at mailroom@tpl.org.


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We debuted a new look for Land&People in the Spring/Summer 2013 issue.


Magazine makeover I was staying at the Harbor Court Hotel—a Kimpton property—and found Land&People magazine in my room. Immediately, my experience of being in a city hotel room was shifted to the world of the outdoors in a way that was so diversified, elegant, and beautifully presented in pictures, de- sign, and words. I am just in love with this magazine—what it deals in but


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also how it is done. There is so much focus and integrity and dedication to the subject, and the articles seemed to speak directly to me. Then I looked up The Trust for


Public Land online and was even more excited to become aware of this organization. Nature is my biggest passion and I was so glad to have this reflected back to me by the magazine and organization. Jill Herbers, New York City, New York


The new format for Land&People conveys a vibrant and inviting organi- zation doing good—or more accurate- ly, great—work for all of us. Thanks to the many whose work and organiza- tional support makes the publication and the programs possible. Polly Hart, via email


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