Land Between Lakes Board Plots Nature Fun Plans
Published Date: 3/28/2025
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Summary
The Land Between the Lakes Advisory Board is holding a public meeting to help guide how the area is managed, including fun outdoor activities, environmental education, and forest care. This affects visitors, local communities, and anyone who loves nature in the Recreation Area. The board’s advice helps shape yearly plans and funding, making sure the land stays awesome and well cared for.
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