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26 <br /> TM <br /> Vol . 12, No . 1 November / December 2000 <br /> Open space Wins om <br /> Across Country Editorial: Conservationists won an <br /> impressive but not overwhelming victory <br /> ® Voters in 22 states appro \red more than three - fourths of in Congress and learned some lessons in <br /> more than l00 measLlres on No \, . 7 that Lievoted $ 3 billion <br /> to protect open space and enhance recreational opportLini _ Washington politics . <br /> ties . See page 6 for a listing of the resLults . <br /> City and county residents in Florida , New jersey and Azuard: The Catto Charitable Foundation <br /> New York, which approved multibillion packages in re- <br /> cent years at the state level to preserve land, were among honors an Oregon conservationist with a <br /> the most active on Election Day. $50 , 000 award recognizing her 20 years of <br /> Among the highlights : Broward and Leon counties in work protecting the Columbia Gorge . <br /> Florida each passed $400 million proposals to protect open <br /> space . Union County, N .J . , voters approved a $98 million Greenzuays , The Kodak American Greenway <br /> proposal to fund open space, recreation and historic pres - Awards honor 38 grassroots groups and <br /> ervation projects . St Louis area voters agreed to spend four national leaders for their leadership in <br /> $400 million to acquire parkland and create a park district. promoting greenways and preserving <br /> Seattle residents also said yes to a $ 198 million proposal to <br /> protect green space, maintain parks and expand trails . open space . <br /> Maryland Shore Protected, Small Tracts : Bringing back natural quiet to <br /> Zion National Park, restoring a fishery on <br /> Tennessee State Forest Created Maine ' s Kennebec River, achieving common <br /> ground in Austin, Texas, and spotlighting <br /> 31 The Conservation Fund has completed negotiations to good development in all 50 states . <br /> buy easements protecting 2,500 acres and 14 miles of <br /> shoreline along Chincoteague Bay in Maryland . The $3 . 1 <br /> million easement purchase , among the first to be acquired <br /> under the state ' s Rural Legacy Program, is part of a larger Elections : Voters from Maine to California <br /> coastal bay initiative to preserve a 15 , 000-acre natural cor- approved more than $3 billion for parks and <br /> ridor between Pocomoke State Forest, the E . A . Vaughn open space on November 7 . <br /> Wildlife Management Area and Assateague Island Na- <br /> tional Seashore . Partners included the state Department <br /> of Natural Resources, Maryland Environmental Trust, Congress : Lawmakers shelved the <br /> Worcester County and the Lower Shore Land Trust . Conservation and Reinvestment Act but set <br /> aside $ 12 billion for conservation spending <br /> 31 In October, Tennessee announced plans to purchase a over the next six years . <br /> 2, 023- acre forest in Cocke County, the first new state forest <br /> in more than 50 years . The Conservation Fund bought the <br /> See Forest, page 8 <br />
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