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CorridorKeepers |
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Connecting Corridor Communities |
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Blackstone River Valley |
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Partners & Links |
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The Volunteers-in-Parks Program is a National Park Service program that was created in 1970. The VIP program allows the Park Service to integrate volunteers into park programming. Over 120,000 volunteers have volunteered over 4,000,000 hours to America’s treasures throughout the National Park Service. Click the logo or here to read more... |
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The John H. Chaffee Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor is a non-traditional National Park. For example, the heritage corridor does not own or manage any of the land within its boundaries. Click the logo or here to read more….. |
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The Blackstone Valley Interpreters Network is a network of natural and historical interpreters located in the Blackstone Valley. Click the logo or here to read more... |