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    CLiF Notes: Jumping Into 2023

    CLiF Notes: Jumping Into 2023

    Our Conservation Lands Foundation team is jumping into the new year with focus and momentum.  In our first 2023 edition of CLiF Notes, we’re excited to share below a few...
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    February 07, 2023
    Empowering the next generation of scientists

    Empowering the Next Generation of Scientists

    National Conservation Lands make up some of the country’s most scientifically important landscapes where scientists from all over the world make important discoveries, fine-tune valuable research to inform land management...
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    November 22, 2022
    Friends Summit 2022 Highlights

    Friends Summit 2022 Highlights

    In mid-May, the Conservation Lands Foundation hosted our first Friends Summit since 2019, safely gathering together nearly 200 community-based conservation leaders and advocates with renowned experts and facilitators at the...
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    June 13, 2022
    Friends Summit Sponsor Highlight: Haglöfs

    Friends Summit Sponsor Highlight: Haglöfs

    We’re gearing up for our first Friends Summit since the pandemic! In two weeks, about 200 representatives from our 80+ Friends Grassroots Network organizations will gather for three days to...
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    May 03, 2022
    Video: 2018 Friends Rendezvous

    Video: 2018 Friends Rendezvous

    The Friends Grassroots Network - a powerful and diverse group of local organizations - are laser-focused on making sure America's most important and iconic lands remain protected for the benefit of ALL Americans and future generations. Interviews from the 2018 Friends Rendezvous.
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    December 17, 2018
    Video: VWR Tip — Cover Hiking Pole Tips

    Video: VWR Tip — Cover Hiking Pole Tips

    Metal tips to hiking poles can scratch and scar rock art and change the natural look of a trail or archaeological site. A $6 rubber tip on your hiking pole can prevent damage to sites.
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    March 16, 2016
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