Preservation Utah’s Post

Securing natural lands and creating spaces for nature-based learning programs requires a multifaceted approach involving community engagement, strategic partnerships, and sustainable practices. 🌳Securing Natural Lands 1. Conservation Easements 2. Land Trusts 3. Government Grants and Funding 4. Community Fundraising 5. Corporate Sponsorships 🌳Creating Natural Learning Spaces 1. Outdoor Classrooms 2. Trails and Pathways 3. Native Plant Gardens 4. Habitat Restoration Projects 5. Collaborations with Environmental Organizations 6. Curriculum Development 🌳Engaging the Community 1. Volunteer Programs 2. Educational Workshops 3. Public Awareness Campaigns By implementing these strategies, we can ensure the preservation of natural lands and the development of enriching educational spaces that foster a deep connection with the environment for generations to come.

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In this episode, Mitchell Cohen, President of Daniels Corporation, discusses leading the $1.5 billion revitalization of Toronto’s Regent Park. Learn how affordability, community preservation, and resilience transformed a neglected neighborhood into a thriving, inclusive space rooted in history and vision. https://lnkd.in/gbuWpMhb

"Your opinion matters! 🌟 Help shape the future of our parks, programs, and events by filling out the Peoria Park District Community Survey. 📝 Your feedback helps us better serve YOU and our community! 👉 Take a few minutes to share your thoughts: [link] Let's work together to make Peoria's parks even better for everyone! 🌳🎉 #PeoriaParks #CommunitySurvey #YourVoiceMatters #BetterTogether"

College Township Secures $300,000 DCNR Grant For Development of ClearWater Community Conservation Center; Next DCNR Grant Round Opens Jan. 21  [PaEN] https://lnkd.in/ebDuHbcC

Lawn care services provider TruGreen has secured a $1 million grant from the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development for its headquarters move to Cool Springs. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d-RjsXsi

It's important to stay connected when you've made a big move. 1. Schedule video calls, phone chats, and email exchanges with friends and family. 2. Join clubs, groups, or classes. 3. Attend events, volunteer, or join a neighborhood association. Weaving yourself into the community can help you feel included and build meaningful connections. Remember, connection isn't bound by geography – nurture existing relationships and embrace the opportunities for new ones.⠀ ⠀ Jake and Kim Blaine, Blaine Train 📱406-799-4683 License# RRE-RBS-LIC-31815 #blainetrain #dascouliasrealtygroup #jakeblainerealtor #kimblainerealtor #keepingyourrealestateneedsontrack #greatfallsmthomes #realestateingreatfallsmt #greatfallsmtrealtor

This month, in our series of interviews with CCI alums who are creatively experimenting with systems change, we talk to Donovan Duncan, one of our first Field Catalysts. Donovan is the Executive Vice President for Urban Strategies, Inc, a national nonprofit leader and transformative force in community development. Urban Strategies, Inc. has its own CDFI, which represents another approach to the paradigm shift described in “A New Blueprint for Financing Community Development.” In the interview, Donovan discusses how he and Urban Strategies Inc. support ecosystems of opportunity and partner authentically with communities. https://lnkd.in/e9wBvD8f

In the latest Dept. of Housing and Community Development Newsletter, getting ready for the Session, how you can weigh in on the future of 🏠 🏘️ 🏡, and sprucing up an historic site that’s sat empty for four years: https://lnkd.in/enCW4HZJ