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A State Park Plan for New York, With a Proposal for the new Park Bond Issue, published in 1922, offers a fascinating glimpse into the early 20th-century vision for New York's state park system. Authored by the New York State Association's Committee on State Park Plan, this document outlines a comprehensive strategy for developing and expanding recreational areas across the state.
The book not only details specific proposals for new parks but also makes a case for a bond issue to fund these ambitious projects. Readers interested in the history of conservation, environmental policy, and the development of public lands will find this a valuable resource. It provides insight into the motivations and priorities that shaped the creation of some of New York's most treasured natural spaces. This historical document showcases the foresight and dedication of early conservationists.
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