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Thursday, September 13, 2007

Get the word out about open space workshop

Montgomery County Green Futures
Fifth Municipal Open Space Workshop
Sept. 25, 2007


Lederach, PA - Perkiomen School's new Schumo Academic Center will be the dynamic setting for the fifth Montgomery County Green Futures Municipal Open Space Workshop, taking place
Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2007, from 4 to 9 p.m.

Sponsored by
Montgomery County Lands Trust, this program will provide in-depth analyses of land conservation issues set on the campus of one of the areas most vibrant college preparatory schools. Attendees will select from four innovative session topics, while enjoying fabulous food and lively interaction with municipal officials and open space colleagues. This event is the fifth in a series of six open space workshops, made possible with support from the William Penn Foundation, the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, and Montgomery County.
The Perkiomen School is at 200 Seminary St., Pennsburg, PA 18073. For additional information or to register, contact www.mclt.org.

Inspired by the November, 2003 Green Fields/Green Towns referendum, and the passage of Pennsylvania's $625 million Growing Greener II Bond Initiative, the Green Futures program is a three-pronged initiative administered over a two-year period. The components consist of education, outreach and training in a variety of energizing venues.

The primary goal of the six workshops will be to provide local leaders with the open space tools they need to make enlightened decisions and public investment regarding land conservation, water resource protection and smart growth strategies.

Montgomery County Lands Trust works to preserve and connect the natural areas, farmland, and neighborhood green spaces which contribute to our quality of life, to a clean and abundant water supply, and to the health of our region's economy.

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