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2018 NACPRO Award Nominations Table of Contents Environmental/Conservation Hassayampa River Preserve 2018 NACPRO Award Nominations Table of Contents Environmental/Conservation Hassayampa River Preserve ................................................................................................................................ 1 Canoe N Scoop .................................................................................................................................................... 2 Art on the Trails ................................................................................................................................................... 3 Harrell Road Park (2018 AWARDEE) ................................................................................................................... 4 Recycling at Fourth of July Celebration ............................................................................................................... 5 Acacia Reservation Restoration (2018 AWARDEE) ............................................................................................. 6 Commercial Composting of Organic Materials ................................................................................................... 7 Quick Connect ..................................................................................................................................................... 8 Invasive Plant Species Management Plan ........................................................................................................... 9 Natural Resource Management Plan ................................................................................................................ 10 Kankakee Sands Habitat Restoration ................................................................................................................ 11 Dictionary Hill Acquisition ................................................................................................................................. 12 Wagon Wheel Creek Restoration (2018 AWARDEE) ......................................................................................... 13 Historical/Cultural Facility Johnson County Arts & Heritage Center (2018 AWARDEE) .............................................................................. 14 Locust Grove Historical Home ........................................................................................................................... 15 Isaac Adair and Lawrenceville Female Seminary .............................................................................................. 16 Fort Christmas Historical Park ........................................................................................................................... 17 Colvin Run Mill .................................................................................................................................................. 18 Oxon Hill Manor ................................................................................................................................................ 19 Historic Fort Tuthill Quad .................................................................................................................................. 20 Brookwood ........................................................................................................................................................ 21 Gossip Tour of Merestead (2018 AWARDEE) .................................................................................................... 22 College Park Aviation Museum ......................................................................................................................... 23 Marketing eBrochure .......................................................................................................................................................... 24 The Play Faces Campaign .................................................................................................................................. 25 Get Outside Yourself ......................................................................................................................................... 26 Safe, Clean Neighborhood Parks and Beaches Measure (Measure A) ............................................................. 27 Amenity Search ................................................................................................................................................. 28 Great Parks’ “Let’s Play” Campaign................................................................................................................... 29 Destination Recreation ..................................................................................................................................... 30 Ask a Ranger Videos (2018 AWARDEE) ............................................................................................................. 31 Digital Marketing (2018 AWARDEE) .................................................................................................................. 32 Cleveland Metroparks Centennial Campaign .................................................................................................... 33 Operational Facility Watkins Tennis Administration Facility (2018 AWARDEE) ................................................................................ 34 Blue Creek Nursery (2018 AWARDEE) ............................................................................................................... 35 1 Outstanding Contributor Jean and Ric Edelman (2018 AWARDEE) ........................................................................................................... 36 Steve Stolaruk ................................................................................................................................................... 37 Outstanding Public Official Dave Somers ...................................................................................................................................................... 38 Jack C. Young (2018 AWARDEE) ........................................................................................................................ 39 Mike McDowell ................................................................................................................................................. 40 Seve Ghose ........................................................................................................................................................ 41 Congressman Ralph Regula (2018 AWARDEE) .................................................................................................. 42 Outstanding Support Organization Washington Nationals Dream Foundation ........................................................................................................ 43 Fort Tuthill Military Museum ............................................................................................................................ 44 West Creek Conservancy ................................................................................................................................... 45 Gwinnett Master Gardeners ............................................................................................................................. 46 Los Angeles Dodgers Dream Foundation .......................................................................................................... 47 Olmsted Parks Conservancy (2018 AWARDEE) ................................................................................................. 48 Morris Park Alliance .......................................................................................................................................... 49 Outstanding Volunteer Jim Martin (2018 AWARDEE) ............................................................................................................................ 50 Meg Whalen ...................................................................................................................................................... 51 Alice Hubbard .................................................................................................................................................... 52 Park & Recreation Facility - Class I Hawk Island Snow Tubing Park ......................................................................................................................... 53 North Sherwood Forest Community Park Site Improvements ......................................................................... 54 Knock Knock Children's Museum at City-Brooks Community Park (2018 AWARDEE) ...................................... 55 The West Fields at Highland Heritage Regional Park (2018 AWARDEE) ........................................................... 56 Park & Recreation Facility - Class II Winton Woods Crew Team ............................................................................................................................... 57 Sunil M. Gavaskar Cricket Field ......................................................................................................................... 58 Deputy Scott Pine Community Park .................................................................................................................. 59 Lee District Family Recreation Area (2018 AWARDEE) ..................................................................................... 60 Edgewater Beach House (2018 AWARDEE) .....................................................................................................
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