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We’re creating grab-and-go route maps for self-guided downtown nature walks. The Freeway Park map is now available, and another for Denny Park is coming soon. These maps will give visitors the chance to experience downtown from a nature and conservation perspective and highlight downtown bird species, simple conservation actions they can take, local history, and notes about architecture and public art.
Members can follow the routes using our map next time you are downtown!
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