121. City Of Boise - Parks - Home Page Includes children's zoo. general information, news, special events, education programs and volunteer opportunities. http://www.cityofboise.org/parks/zoo/

Search CITY GOVERNMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENTS BUSINESS ... ONLINE REGISTRATION ZOO BOISE Steve Burns, Superintendent 355 Julia Davis Drive Boise, ID 83702 Hours: 10 am-5 pm, Daily (208) 384-4059 (Fax) E-mail: ZooBoise@cityofboise.org NAVIGATION: Parks Zoo PRINTER FRIENDLY ZOO BOISE Location Hours Admission Prices American Zoo and Aquarium Association (AZA) ... Out of Africa Into Zoo Boise Look here to discover the newest attraction coming to Zoo Boise and to learn about our 2004 Capital Campaign. The Red Panda is Coming!! June 1st, 2004 Come help us welcome our newest family member to Zoo Boise! Come discover adventure and experience the wonders of wildlife in the middle of Boise. Located in beautiful Julia Davis Park, Zoo Boise is home to over 201 animals from 83 various species. From the tiny walking stick to the Majestic Amur tigers, the zoo offers a unique educational experience unlike any other offered in the Treasure Valley. See rare Amur tigers, exotic zebras, snow leopards, moose, penguins, cotton-top tamarins, native bears, and a Komodo dragon. Large open air aviaries enable you to watch the activities of many different species of eagles, hawks, owls and vultures. Credit Data Penguin Pavilion African Plains Exhibit

122. Links To Parks, Hiking And Environmental Organizations Bay Area general Bay Area Backcountry Bay Area Ridge Trail Council Santa Cruz Somenice pictures, you will need QuicktimeVR to view Virtual parks/Forests. http://www.stanford.edu/~mhd/trails/Links.html

Links to parks, hiking and environmental organizations For information about many parks on the Peninsula and in the East-Bay see Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District Santa Clara County Parks and East Bay Regional Park District San Mateo County Parks These agencies have maps on their web sites. Hiking locations in the San Francisco Bay Area Santa Cruz Mountains Arastradero Preserve Bay Area Backcountry (Santa Cruz Mountains) Big Basin Redwoods State Park (Cal-DPR) Big Basin Redwoods State Park ... Skyline to the Sea Trail South Henry W. Coe State Park/ Pine Ridge Association Henry W. Coe State Park (Cal-DPR) Henry W. Coe State Park (another nice site) Henry Coe State Park, Trail maps and spring info ... Wilder Ranch State Park (Cal-DPR) Bay Area - general Bay Area Backcountry Bay Area Ridge Trail Council Santa Cruz Mountains Trail Association Other Marin County and the North Angel Island State Park Golden Gate National Recreation Area Marin County Open Space District Mount Diablo State Park ... Point Reyes National Seashore (National Park Service) East Bay Bay Area Backcountry (East Bay) Coyote Hills Regional Park EBMUD Trails East Bay Regional Park District (maps) ... Hiking Wildcat Peak Baylands Bay Trail Home Page Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge Palo Alto Baylands Palo Alto Baylands map Some nice pictures

123. Safaris, Vehicle Safaris, Riding Safaris - Vacations, Trips & Tours Details of many of the principal parks and reserves. http://gorp.away.com/rareearth/wildindia/general/parks.htm

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124. General Information - Missouri State Parks And Historic Sites, MoDNR general Information. For These diverse landscapes blend together to createunique and varied settings for Missouri s state parks. From http://www.mostateparks.com/geninfo.htm

General Information For more than 80 years, the Missouri state park system has preserved and made available to the people of Missouri the best of our state's natural and cultural resources. The mission of the Missouri state park system is to preserve and interpret the state's most outstanding natural landscapes and cultural landmarks, and to provide outdoor recreational opportunities. The History of Missouri's State Park System Missouri State Park Advisory Board Missourians Improving Their State Parks Economic Impact Report Preserving Missouri's Natural Landscapes A vital component of the state park mission is to preserve the finest representatives of Missouri's natural landscapes. These diverse landscapes blend together to create unique and varied settings for Missouri's state parks. From the ancient geological wonders of our caves to the new wildflowers that appear each year as a result of our prairie restoration efforts; from the old-growth oaks of the Mississippi lowlands to lofty pine forests; from the ancient domes and dissected hills of the Ozark highland to freely meandering streams - Missouri state parks preserve the considerable array of landscapes that piece together our distinctive state. Preserving Missouri's Cultural Landmarks Missouri's colorful past is preserved and interpreted on the historic battlefields where family and friends fought against each other in a war that split the state; in the very rooms where buckskinned statesmen held heated arguments that resulted in Missouri's statehood; and in the homes of Missouri's native sons who went on to become major figures on the world stage. Indian villages interpret life before our state was formed, while villages settled by German and French immigrants denote a time of transition. Nostalgic landmarks, such as mills and covered bridges, take us on a journey back to simpler times. A visit to a state historic site is one way to celebrate and understand Missouri's interesting past and the colorful men and women who shaped our history.

125. The Wildwoods Vacation Resort Web Site, Tourism Guide To North Wildwood, Wildwoo Information on lodging, events, restaurants, amusement parks, maps, general information as well as Island history and local news. http://www.the-wildwoods.com

Lodging Dining Things To Do General Info ... History "Your Island Gateway" Real Estate Maps Events Weather Services Knowledge Corner Welcome Bienvenue ) to "The Wildwoods", New Jersey. You have chosen one of America's most popular vacation destinations. Our Web Site goal is to be your "port of entry" providing you with one stop shopping for all your Wildwood vacation planning needs. Whether you are interested in lodging real estate restaurants amusements ... fishing or just general information ; please come back again and again to receive the most up to date information available from oceanfront to bayside. To keep you up to date between island visits we offer Island News , and the ever changing Calendar of Events . You can even keep track of our weather through a direct link to our friends at The Weather Channel . For those of you who are new to the area, please view our directions and area maps. We have also included some Island lore as well as history of "The Wildwoods". We invite you to explore our Island through this web site and come prepared to spend some "Wild Wild Wildwood Days" and nights on this island beach resort long known for value in family fun and entertainment.

126. Lisle Park District Home Page Describes the programs, parks and facilities, and general information. http://www.lisleparkdistrict.org/

127. National Parks, Thr General Around the year 1830, the beauty of Niagara Falls, famous for its breathtaking scenerycomparable to that of Europe s Alps, was already fading due to massive http://www.npa.or.kr/eng/main.htm

Yellowstone National Park national park establishment, management of the park placed more emphasis on attracting more visitors than on nature conservation. However, there developed a gradual realization that without rigorous preservation of the natural ecology, not only was management of a national park meaningless, but users would soon become dissatisfied. The acknowledgment propelled the authorities administering the park to place priority on conserving the natural ecology. They realized that users would become more attracted to a park that best preserved nature. (IUCN, 1972). Thereby, the main purpose of national park establishment is to conserve the natural environment and to allow persons to utilize nature under appropriat e control.

128. Schaumburg Athletic Association - SAA Online Supervised organized sports for youth. Lists calendar of events, maps of parks, and general information about the organization. http://www.saa-online.com/

Welcome! Welcome to the Schaumburg Athletic Association's Web Page. We are a not for profit group that serves the Schaumburg Community. Our volunteer commissioners, managers, and parents supervise over 6,000 youngsters ranging in age from 5-19. We are committed to sportsmanship and fair play and provide many incentives and positive role models for our children to follow. Each sport is reminded that the boys and girls should have fun playing their sport while at the same time having a great learning experience. SAA will be voting on the proposed amendments to the SAA By-laws at the Executive Board Meeting on Monday, June 21, 2004. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the SAA office, located at 611-B Lunt Avenue, Schaumburg. All SAA members are welcome. For more information, contact SAA at SportsRUs7@aol.com. SAA Disciplinary Action for 2004, Please Read Protecting Youth Sports Officials, Please Read What do you suggest that would improve the website? Timely updates every week List of future events Name of all the teams All of the above April-June2004.pdf.pdf

129. The Sequoia And General Grant National Parks, Chapter 9, 'Our National Parks' By The Sequoia and general Grant National parks, chapter 9 of Our National parks by John Muir (1901). Chapter IX The Sequoia and general Grant National parks. http://www.sierraclub.org/john_muir_exhibit/writings/our_national_parks/chapter_

Chapter IX The Sequoia and General Grant National Parks The Big Tree ( Sequoia gigantea ) is Nature's forest masterpiece, and, so far as I know, the greatest of living things. It belongs to an ancient stock, as its remains in old rocks show, and has a strange air of other days about it, a thoroughbred look inherited from the long ago-the auld lang syne of trees. Once the genus was common, and with many species flourished in the now desolate Arctic regions, in the interior of North America, and in Europe, but in long, eventful wanderings from climate to climate only two species have survived the hardships they had to encounter, the gigantea and sempervirens, the former now restricted to the western slopes of the Sierra, the other to the Coast Mountains, and both to California, excepting a few groves of Redwood which extend into Oregon. The Pacific Coast in general is the paradise of conifers. Here nearly all of them are giants, and display a beauty and magnificence unknown elsewhere. The climate is mild, the ground never freezes, and moisture and sunshine abound all the year. Nevertheless it is not easy to account for the colossal size of the Sequoias. The largest are about three hundred feet high and thirty feet in diameter. Who of all the dwellers of the plains and prairies and fertile home forests of round-headed oak and maple, hickory and elm, ever dreamed that earth could bear such growths,trees that the familiar pines and firs seem to know nothing about, lonely, silent, serene, with a physiognomy almost godlike; and so old, thousands of them still living had already counted their years by tens of centuries when Columbus set sail from Spain and were in the vigor of youth or middle age when the star led the Chaldean sages to the infant Saviour's cradle! As far as man is concerned they are the same yesterday, to-day, and forever, emblems of permanence.

130. Old Orchard Beach Campground And Amenities, Old Orchard Beach Maine Located minutes from the beach, amusement parks, golf courses, miniature golf, general store, pools, fishing, and restaurants. Displays sites, rates, directions, and provides reservation information. http://www.gocamping.com/Pages/oob_amen.htm

Old Orchard Beach Campground Amenities Reservations Directions Park Home Sales ... Home Old Orchard Beach Campground Old Orchard Beach Campground features large natural campsites to accommodate both tents and RV's. Full and partial hookups are available. All sites have fire rings and picnic tables. Convenient shuttle service to the beach. Enjoy our playground, athletic fields and recreation rooms. Refresh in our large swimming pool. Shop in our well stocked on-site general store. Free hot showers, modern restrooms, laundry facilities, and dump station included. Stay with us for a week, a month or the season. Mosquito controlled for your comfort. "Our family welcomes your family for relaxing and enjoyable camping near the ocean." -The Daigles Old Orchard Beach Campground 27 Ocean Park Road Old Orchard Beach, Maine 04064 Phone: 207-934-4477 Fax: 207-934-4578 relax@gocamping.com Web Developer: IMS-21 . Old Orchard Campground, Inc.

131. Metro Parks, Serving Summit County | General Information Home Maps Directions Calendar Newsletter parks Activities Facilities Shelters Pavilions general Info Jobs Volunteer Friends Contact http://www.neo.rr.com/MetroParks/info.html

GENERAL INFO Mission Statement Park Improvements Metro Parks History Special Permits ... Fishing and Boating in Metro Parks Mission Statement The mission of Metro Parks, Serving Summit County is to acquire, conserve, and manage natural resources and to provide the public with safe, outdoor recreation and educational opportunities through a system of regional natural area parks. Goals to Fulfill This Mission Are: To continue to improve the quality of natural area parks through effective planning and natural resource management with a focus on passive recreational opportunities to the public. To implement and continuously update a land acquisition plan ensuring that future generations have adequate open space and outdoor recreation. To offer educational programming that promotes understanding and stewardship of our natural and historic heritage. To create a better understanding of the benefits which the Park District provides to the community and the role it plays in enhancing the quality of life. To establish and promote partnerships with others for the enhancement of regional planning of open space and greenways.

132. Parco Dell'Adamello - Official Pages A protected area in the Rhaetian Alps, surrounding Italy's largest glacier. The site offers general information on the park, on its protected alpine fauna and flora, as well as maps, trekking itineraries, accommodation in refuges and a list of publications. http://www.parks.it/parco.adamello/Eindex.html

Parco dell'Adamello The Parco dell'Adamello lies in the heart of the Alpi Retiche . It extends for about 510 Kmq on the left side of the Valle Camonica in the northeastern part of the province of Brescia. The park is known for its spectacular landscapes which tourists can see along the itineraries (like the well-known Remains of World War I, (also known as Grande Guerra Bianca ) of remarkable historical and cultural value can be found along these paths. The Parco dell'Adamello also offers other itineraries which can be gone both on foot and by bike or on horseback. The park hosts many vegetational and plant species as well as many faunistic species which are typical of Alpine environments such as roedeers, deers, chamoises, steinbocks, etc. The park organizes many cultural activities and excursions especially during the summer. www.parks.it Weather forecasts How to get there E-mail The Area Points of Interest Visitor Centers ... Services Environmental education What's New Places to Stay Localities Events Typical products Publications

133. Welcome To Louisville Olmsted Parks Conservancy Formed to preserve and enhance Louisville's legacy of Olmstead parks and Parkways for generations come. Includes history, conservation information, general plan, parks guide, membership and volunteer information, FAQs, and newsletter. http://www.olmstedparks.org/

Parks History The Conservancy Master Plan Guide to Our Parks ... Contact Us New Additions Maps of: Shawnee Park Iroquois Park Cherokee Park Expanded Links ... Suggested Readings For more than 100 years, Louisville's Olmsted Parks and Parkways have helped us thrive. Composed of 2,000 parkland acres and 15 parkway miles, these green oases define our city's form and character. They preserve our rich native landscape, and strengthen neighborhood ties. For thousands of daily visitors, our parks are havens for relaxing, having fun and reducing the stress of busy lives. The great master landscape architect, Frederick Law Olmsted, and his firm designed these 18 parks and six parkways over a 50 year period - from 1891 to 1940. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, our system of parks and parkways is one of only five Olmsted systems in existence - adding immeasurable value to the excellent quality of life enjoyed by the citizens of our community. Since the early 1980's, our community has mobilized to restore and preserve our parks legacy. In 1989, the Louisville Olmsted Parks Conservancy, Inc. was created to help the City of Louisville preserve and enhance these masterpieces for all generations to come. We invite you to learn more about the Olmsted Parks, the work of the Conservancy, and how you, too, can be a part of this growing movement to preserve and restore the legacy of these great parks.

134. City Of Colorado Springs - Topic Pages City founder general William Jackson Palmer gave more than 2,000 acres of parks,bridle and foot paths, scenic drives and roadways planted with trees to http://www.springsgov.com/Page.asp?NavID=945

135. Lake Milton State Park Built around a reservoir that offers water related recreation including boating, swimming and fishing. Site gives history, general information and directory. http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/parks/parks/lkmilton.htm

Pick A Park STATE MAP Adams Lake Alum Creek A.W. Marion Barkcamp Beaver Creek Blue Rock Buck Creek Buckeye Lake Burr Oak Caesar Creek Catawba Island Cleveland Lakefront Cowan Lake Crane Creek Deer Creek Delaware Dillon East Fork East Harbor Findley Forked Run Geneva Grand Lake St. Marys Great Seal Guilford Lake Harrison Lake Headlands Beach Hocking Hills Hueston Woods Independence Dam Indian Lake Jackson Lake Jefferson Lake John Bryan Kelleys Island Kiser Lake Lake Alma Lake Erie Islands Lake Hope Lake Logan Lake Loramie Lake Milton Lake White Little Miami Madison Lake Malabar Farm Marblehead Lighthouse Mary Jane Thurston Maumee Bay Middle Bass Island Mohican Mosquito Lake Mt. Gilead Muskingum River Nelson Kennedy Ledges Paint Creek Pike Lake Portage Lakes Punderson Pymatuning Quail Hollow Rocky Fork Salt Fork Scioto Trail Shawnee South Bass Island Stonelick Strouds Run Sycamore Tar Hollow Tinker's Creek Van Buren West Branch Wolf Run ACTIVITIES EVENTS OVERNIGHT FACILITIES INSIDE PARKS ... Prices Lake Milton State Park 16801 Mahoning Avenue Lake Milton, Ohio 44429-9998 Park Map Recreation Facilities Quantity Resource Land, acres

136. Recreational Design And Construction, Inc. Is Florida's Premier Design-Build Gen Specialized general contractor designing and building municipal parks and public and private sports facilities including baseball fields and dugouts, tennis and basketball courts, scoreboards and towers, swimming pools and aquatics centers. Zoomable photos of projects. http://www.recreationaldesign.com/

137. CVRD History General Info general INFO. The CVRD is responsible for the management and conservation of a systemof regional and community parks and recreation areas located throughout http://www.cvrd.bc.ca/parks/html/history/history_gen_info.html

HISTORY GENERAL INFO The CVRD is responsible for the management and conservation of a system of regional and community parks and recreation areas located throughout the Cowichan Valley. Our parks and recreational sites contain many of the best representative elements and special features of British Columbia's natural heritage. As a public trust, our mission is to protect representative and special natural places within our community to meet world class conservation standards and ensure outdoor recreation, education and scientific study opportunities are available to all. History General Info Special Parks Types of Parks Regional Parks Community Parks Locations By Electoral Area ByCommunity Maps By Electoral Area PDFDownloads CVRD Parks is dedicated to the protection and development of our local natural environments for the inspiration, use and enjoyment of the public. CVRD Parks is committed to serving residents of the Cowichan Valley Regional District, British Columbians and their visitors by:

138. California State Parks general information provided by the California State parks system. Includes a narrated video tour using Windows Media Player. http://cal-parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=509

139. General Rules At Campgrounds The following is a general guideline of the do s and don ts to be awareof when staying in campgrounds and trailer parks. Each park http://www.myvacationguide.com/rules.html

General Rules At Campgrounds "If you follow the rule of not destroying the park and not bothering your neighbour then you will probably be following the rules of all campgrounds" T he following is a general guideline of the do's and don'ts to be aware of when staying in campgrounds and trailer parks. Each park will have their own specific rules which may or may not include some or all of these. Be sure to check when you sign in or when you make your reservation. Reservations - Making reservations ahead of time only makes sense. You can avoid a lot of disappointment, not to mention those late-night searches for a motel, if you call ahead to confirm that there is space for you. Arrival Time - Some parks can't admit you after a certain hour. If you find you're going to be late, give them a call and find out what their procedure is. They may have a "late arrivals" area where you can spend the night or possibly another option. Quiet Hours - Most parks will have noise restrictions throughout the night. These can include, loud talking, boisterous behaviour, musical instruments, radios, t.v.'s or even car engines. Guests - Many parks have rules and sometimes extra charges regarding the number of guests, guests' cars and the hours guests are allowed in the park. You are responsible for your guests while they are visiting.

140. Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park Information for visitors to this state park, on the shore of Kentucky Lake, near where Confederate general Nathan Bedford Forrest attacked and destroyed a federal supply and munitions depot in 1864. http://www.state.tn.us/environment/parks/forrest/index.html

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