Time: January 26, 2011 from 4pm to 7pm
Location: Chicago State University Library
Street: 9501 S. King Dr.
City/Town: Chicago
Website or Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?f…
Event Type: symposium, presentations
Organized By: Friends of the Parks
Latest Activity: Jan 14, 2011
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Presentations include:
The Last Four Miles - Peter Kindel, L4M design team architect
Parks, Natural Areas & Open Spaces - Mark Bouman, Chicago State University, Calumet Heritage Partnership
Trails as Corridors to Cultural History - Rod Sellers, Southeast Chicago Historical Society
Trails as Economic Engines - Steve Buchtel, Active Transportation Alliance
Trails as Essential Links for Liveable Communities - Angela Hurlock, Claretian Associates
Trails as Ecological Corridors - Rebecca Blazer, Calumet is My Back Yard
Trails for Environmental Restoration and Conservations Programs - Robert LeSuer, Chicago State University, Southeast Environmental Task Force
Trails for Alternative Transportation - Anne Alt and Peter Taylor, Friends of the Major Taylor Trail
Green Infrastructure Vision of 2040 Plan: Implications for South Chicago and Calumet Area - Jesse Elam and John O'Neal, CMAP
The Evolving Calumet Region Landscape: Not Just Connecting the Dots - Diane Banta, National Park Service
Program sponsors: Chicago State University Library, CSU Geography Program, Friends of the Parks, Lake Calumet Vision Committee
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