Mid-Atlantic Regional Office Field Reports

Winter 2007

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In This Issue:

• Protecting National Park Landscapes Must Be a National Priority
• A Message from Cinda Waldbuesser, Pennsylvania Program Manager, for NPCA’s Mid-Atlantic Team
• Rep. Rahall to be Honored at NPCA 2008 Awards Dinner
• Harpers Ferry Superintendent Receives National NPCA Award
• Allies in Park Protection: Trina English and the Garden Club
• Virginia Partners Join NPCA to Raise Awareness of Mercury Pollution
• Energy Corridors Threaten National Parks in the Mid-Atlantic
• Meet Bonnie Kelnberger, Mid-Atlantic Program Assistant
• What’s Your Legacy?
  

Previous Issues:

• National Parks On the Front Lines of Climate Change, New Report Finds
• A Message from Catharine Gilliam, Virginia Program Manager for NPCA's Mid-Atlantic Team
• National Public Lands Day
• NPCA Opens West Virginia Office
• Battle Won at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
• Running for Clean Air in Philadelphia
• Historic Fort Monroe’s Future Debated
• Maude Brunstetter Advocates for the Future while Preserving the Past
  

• Making America's National Parks a National Priority
• A Message from Erin St. John for NPCA's Mid-Atlantic Team
• Help Shape the Future of Valley Forge National Historical Park
  
• Public Opposition Halts Casino
• Mercury or Me? Ask Virginia Residents
• Former NPS Director Robert Stanton Leads NPCA’s National Council
• Our gratitude to the following Marylanders who serve on NPCA’s National Council
  
• What Will Your Legacy Be?
• Fun and Volunteer Opportunities at Shenandoah

Fall 2006 (PDF, 589 KB)

• A Message from NPCA’s Mid-Atlantic Team
• Development Squeezes National Parks Across the Region
• Century of Civil Rights Leadership Remembered at Harpers Ferry
• Broad Coalition Thanks Maryland’s Healthy Air Leaders
• Shenandoah Leaders Discuss Sustainable Tourism
• Meet Anna Brinley, Summer Intern
• Meet Tanya Wagner, NPCA Member and Park Advocate

Winter 2006 (PDF, 588 KB)

• A Message from NPCA’s Mid-Atlantic Team
• Building Community Partnerships with Shenandoah’s Gateway Neighbors
• Controversial New River Subdivisions Win Initial Approval
• Outlook Mixed for Clean Air for Parks, People, and the Chesapeake Bay
• Public Hearing on Proposed Casino Set This Spring