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F s <br /> Z 7102 <br /> ' Environmental <br /> set - today, <br /> summit ' <br /> j Reid Wilson, executive <br /> Guest speaker at director of the Conservation <br /> Totten Center will Trust for North Carolina, is the <br /> guest speaker: <br /> describe efforts An environmental consul- <br /> tant and former chief of staff <br /> to preserve land - to U . S . Environmental Protec- <br /> tion Agency Administrator <br /> From staff reports Carol Browner, Wilson was <br /> CHAPEL HILL — . Orange recently hired ' to lead the <br /> County's first "environmental statewide land trust. <br /> summit" is set for 10 a.m . The nonprofit group works <br /> today at the Totten Center of with private landowners, com- <br /> the N.C. Botanical Garden on munities and conservation <br /> Old Mason Farm Road. organizations to preserve land <br /> Sponsored by the Orange through conservation ease- <br /> County Commission for the ments and other voluntary pro- <br /> Environment, the two-hour tections. <br /> event is open to the public. The trust has about 21,000 <br /> "It is to let people know acres, primarily along the Blue <br /> about what's going on with the Ridge Parkway, under its pro- <br /> community and the environ- tection through ownership or <br /> merit," said Carol Melton, an conservation easements* <br /> assistant with the county's Orange County commission- <br /> Environment and Resource ers Margaret Brown and Alice <br /> Conservation Department. Gordon will make remarks, as <br /> Organizers hope the summit will Cara Crisler and Richard <br /> will help describe the county's Whisnant, co-chairs of the <br /> current environmental status, Commission for the Environ- <br /> give people objective mea- ment . <br /> sures to help evaluate its A light brunch will be <br /> progress toward a clean, served. Also, area environmen- <br /> healthy environment, highlight tal groups will have exhibits . <br /> the major environmental Following the summit, an <br /> issues facing the county and optional nature hike through <br /> offer recommendations about . the garden and adjoining trails <br /> those issues . will occur. <br />
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