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  • Brett Feldman named Parks & Trails Council executive director

    April 22, 2010

    April 22, 2010 (St. Paul, MN) – The Parks & Trails Council of Minnesota is pleased to announce the appointment of Brett Feldman to the position of executive director. Feldman will lead the 56-year-old organization in its mission to acquire, protect and enhance critical lands for the public’s use and benefit.

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  • Parks & Trails Council praises vision and determination in creating park at Lake Vermilion

    January 15, 2010

    (ST. PAUL, MN) – Parks & Trails Council of Minnesota Acting Executive Director Brett Feldman issued the following statement after Gov. Tim Pawlenty today announced that the state had struck a deal with U.S. Steel to acquire land for Lake Vermilion State Park:

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  • Application information now available for the new DNR Parks and Trails Legacy Grant Program

    September 21, 2009

    Applications are now being accepted for the new Parks and Trails Legacy Grant Program administered by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

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  • Hiker$ and Biker$ Wanted

    September 11, 2009

    Hikers and bicyclists are wanted to participate in outdoor recreation-based focus group discussions in Duluth and Rochester. The focus groups will take place between Sept. 29 to Oct. 15 and will offer a $mall gratuity payable to all participants. If you are an active hiker and/or bicyclist, please email info@pepinhugunin.com by September 28 for more information.

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  • Parks & Trails Council Praises Final Legacy Funding Bill

    May 19, 2009

    (ST. PAUL, MN) – Parks & Trails Council of Minnesota Executive Director Beth Coleman issued the following statement after both the House and Senate passed a conference committee report late last night, which if signed by Gov. Tim Pawlenty, will appropriate $65 million in proceeds from the Legacy Amendment to support parks and trails of regional and statewide significance over the next biennium:

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