Rights to Greenspace: National, State and Public Parks — and the Congressional Acts and People that Protect Them

Rights to Greenspace: National, State and Public Parks — and the Congressional Acts and People that Protect Them
Charlotte has been lauded as an outdoor-friendly city where over 900,000 people have access to parkland on more than 22,500 acres across Mecklenburg County. Come learn from Fushcia-Ann Hoover, Ph.D., about the history of our local, state and national parks, the Congressional Acts that protect them (and their limitations), and the statute that created the National Park Service. Find out, too, what it means to have public personnel steward the protection and maintenance of public lands. Federal museum curator Phil Varela will join via Zoom. ┃chess.charlotte.edu
September 16, 12:15 to 1:30 p.m.; Popp Martin Student Union, Room 200; Register; Join the mailing list!
Constitution Day and Citizenship Day is a federal observance, facilitated by the College.