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St. Paul locals are celebrating the new Frogtown Park and Farm, a nature sanctuary and demonstration farm also home to one of the city’s best sledding hills.
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People-powered conservation The Frontiers issue beautifully exemplifies why I support The Trust for Public Land. What struck me were the many photos showing people, especially children, im- mersed in wild places ... gaining a powerful and playful experience of place that will foster a lifelong love of nature. That love is a powerful motivation for the core conservation work that The Trust for Public Land carries forward. Zach Pine, Berkeley, California
I am a prisoner at Belmont Correctional Institute in Southeast- ern Ohio. I will re-enter society in the not-too-distant future and I am writing to you because the Frontiers issue brought me to tears. Blessings to you: may your organization con- tinue to strengthen.
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I am absolutely in love with the sto- ries you share daily on social media. I am a professor in recreation and park management and am inspired
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