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Uncommon conservation : the story of saving Grass River / Grass River Natural Area.

By: Publication details: Traverse City, Michigan : Chabanelle Media, 2010.Description: xiv, 63 p. : ill., port., (some col.) ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9780615358499
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • QH75 .M53 G73 2010
Partial contents:
Phase I: Early Days of Land Acquisition (1968-1979) -- Phase II: Land Stewardship and Education (1979-1992) -- Phase III: A Staffed Nonprofit (1992-onward)
Summary: "Uncommon Conservation, The Story of Saving Grass River chronicles the origins of one of Michigan's oldest and largest nature preserves. In an era that predated heightened environmental consciousness, a handful of visionaries -- that soon grew to hundreds -- have achieved national recognition as the 'Grass River Model.' These volunteer activists protected an irreplaceable resource for the good of nature and community. This collective accomplishment is a roadmap for future environmental stewards committed to enriching lives and ensuring the permanence of the natural world." -- back cover
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Book Book NMC Library Stacks QH75 .M53 G73 2010 1 Available 33039001137255

Phase I: Early Days of Land Acquisition (1968-1979) -- Phase II: Land Stewardship and Education (1979-1992) -- Phase III: A Staffed Nonprofit (1992-onward)

"Uncommon Conservation, The Story of Saving Grass River chronicles the origins of one of Michigan's oldest and largest nature preserves. In an era that predated heightened environmental consciousness, a handful of visionaries -- that soon grew to hundreds -- have achieved national recognition as the 'Grass River Model.' These volunteer activists protected an irreplaceable resource for the good of nature and community. This collective accomplishment is a roadmap for future environmental stewards committed to enriching lives and ensuring the permanence of the natural world." -- back cover

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