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Cuyahoga Valley National Park Holds a Magnificent Restoration Story - Vimarsana News

Cuyahoga Valley National Park Holds a Magnificent Restoration Story

More people outside of Ohio are discovering this place of extraordinary renewal between Akron and Cleveland.

Akron student opposes White Pond development - Vimarsana News

Akron student opposes White Pond development

The planned development and destruction of a historic peat bog at the “White Pond Drive Reserve” is antithetical to the stated values of our beautiful city. How does the city plan to keep Akron beautiful? By destroying stunning native landscapes carved out by glaciers millennia ago. Landscapes that support biodiversity, threatened and endangered species and

Source: akron.com
Dozens express traffic, environmental concerns at White Pond Reserve community meeting - Vimarsana News

Dozens express traffic, environmental concerns at White Pond Reserve community meeting

Akron officials say a proposed housing and retail development on an area of wetlands is needed to meet the city's housing demands, but residents are concerned it will harm the environment.

Source: wksu.org
CVNP marshlands revisited - Akron.com - Vimarsana News

CVNP marshlands revisited - Akron.com

CVNP’s Beaver Marsh Photo courtesy of Tom Fenner Beaver Marsh in Cuyahoga Valley National Park teems with life. Discover what November has to offer with a trip to the marsh this month. Outdoor exhibits will help you explore the marsh’s stories and wildlife. Start your visit at Ira Trailhead. An exhibit there introduces the inspiring

Source: akron.com
It was a toxic wasteland. Now it's a national park. - Vimarsana News

It was a toxic wasteland. Now it's a national park.

After a $50 million cleanup, flowers and wildlife replace chemicals and rusting cars in one corner of Ohio’s Cuyahoga Valley National Park.