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SC12 Urban Parks and Greenways Print
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Urban parks and greenways play a vital role in the overall sustainability of a city and region. Parks protect wildlife habitats, provide economic development through place-based economies, cleanse the air, reduce flooding, provide environmental education opportunities, facilitate social gatherings, and offer the possibility for recreation, health, and fitness activities.

 

Louisville already has a world-class park and greenway system, but that is just the beginning. With the Louisville Loop, Waterfront Park, 21st Century Parks and several other notable initiatives, Louisville is creating one of the most extensive urban park systems in the country. Join us to learn more about the future of our parks and how they are promoting a sustainable city.

 

GUEST SPEAKERS:

Lisa Hite, AICP, Senior Planner at Louisville Metro Parks

David Karem, President of Waterfront Development Corporation

Dan Jones, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of 21st Century Parks

Major Waltman, Project Director of Louisville Olmsted Parks Conservancy

 

Date & Time: Thursday, 3 December 2009, 6:00 PM — 8:00 PM
Location: Glassworks
815 West Market Street ( map )
Louisville, KY
40202
Registrations Available: 0 out of 310
Registration Deadline: Wednesday, 02 December 2009

The registration period is over.