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Haitian Creole Pou Piblikasyon Imedyat: 1 me 2013 GOUVÈNÈ CUOMO AP FÈ NOUYOKÈ SONJE POU YO FÈ BENEVOLA NAN PAK ETA YO POU DEZYÈM “I LOVE MY PARK DAY”/”JOUNEN MWEN RENMEN PAK MWEN”) ANYÈL LA Plis pase 4.000 Volontè Prevwa pou yo Patisipe Samdi Gouvènè Andrew M. Cuomo jodi a, te raple Nouyòkè yo pou yo sèvi kòm volontè nan pak eta a oswa nan espas istorik eta a yo pi renmen nan inogirasyon “I Love My Park Day” ki pral fèt samdi 4 me sa kap vini an. Volontè ki ta renmen sipòte travay netwayaj ak anbelisman nan sit nan tout eta a, san bliye zòn ki te sibi anpil domaj nan Sipè Ouragan Sandy, ka anrejistre nan http://www.ptny.org/ilovemypark/ . Nan yon reyinyon kabinè ki te fèt nan Albany jodi a, Gouvènè Cuomo mande ak tout fòs pou Nouyòkè ak manm kabinè li yo anrejistre pou yo patisipe nan dezyèm jounen “ I Love My Park” ki fèt chak ane a: “rezo pak New York se yon ti bijou pou eta nou an, kidonk m ap ankouraje Nouyòkè pou yo angaje yo samdi epi ede anbeli ak netwaye yon pak nan kominote yo.” Men kèk chif pou I Love My Park Day: Premye Ane Pozitif: 2012 • 40 pak ak sit istorik patisipe • 2.000 volontè, 70% nouvo benevola nan pak eta • 6.000 total lè konsakre pou benevola Ogmantasyon nan Dezyèm Ane: 2013 • 77 pak ak sit istorik patisipe • 1.000 volontè ki pre-anregistre, plis pase 4.000 antisipe • Nouvo patenarya ak NYS Commission on National & Community Service • Nouvo gwo medya ak sponsò prive Pak ak sit istorik ki patisipe pou 2013 Haitian Creole Distri Capital / Saratoga Crown Point State Historic Site Grafton Lakes State Park Grant Cottage State Historic Site John Boyd Thacher ak Thompson's Lake State Parks Johnson Hall State Historic Site Mine Kill ak Max V. Shaul State Parks Moreau Lake State Park Peebles Island State Park Saratoga Spa State Park Schodack Island State Park Santral New York Bowman Lake State Park Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum Clark Reservation State Park Fort Ontario State Historic Site Glimmerglass State Park Green Lakes State Park Herkimer Home State Historic Site Lorenzo State Historic Site Finger Lakes Catharine Valley Trail Darien Lakes State Park Fair Haven Beach State Park Ganondagan State Historic Site Genesee Valley Greenway Hamlin Beach State Park Ithaca Dog Park nan Allan H. Treman Marine State Park Letchworth State Park Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion State Historic Park Hudson Valley Bannerman Island Fahnestock State Park (Clarence Fahnestock) Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park Harlem Valley Rail Trail nan Taconic State Park) Harriman State Park - (Zòn Piknik Silvermine) Hudson Highlands State Park Minnewaska State Park Preserve Old Croton Aqueduct State Historic Park Rockefeller State Park Preserve Rockland Lake State Park (ak tou Hook Mountain ak Nyack Beach ) Staatsburgh State Historic Site Taconic State Park Haitian Creole Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park Washington's Headquarters State Historic Site Long Island Bayard Cutting Arboretum State Park / Oakdale Bethpage State Park / Farmingdale Caleb Smith State Park Preserve / Smithtown Connetquot River State Park Preserve / Oakdale Heckscher State Park Hempstead Lake State Park Jones Beach State Park / Wantagh Montauk Downs State Park / Montauk Nissequogue River State Park Robert Moses State Park Sunken Meadow State Park (Alfred E. Smith) Walt Whitman Birthplace State Historic Site Vil New York Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve East River State Park FDR Four Freedoms Park Gantry Plaza State Park Riverbank State Park Roberto Clemente State Park Rejyon Thousand Islands Cedar Point State Park Grass Point State Park Higley Flow State Park Point au Roche State Park Wellesley Island State Park Western NY Allegany State Park Artpark State Park (Earl W. Brydges) DeVeaux Woods State Park Evangola State Park Golden Hill State Park Knox Farm State Park Midway State Park Wilson-Tuscarora State Park Pak Lokal Anplis evenman nan pak eta yo ki liste pi wo a, pak lokal yo ap nan menm eta despri a! Evenman I Love My Park Day ap fèt nan pak ak sit istorik ki se pwopriyete kominote zòn lan. Pou konnen plis sou evenman sa yo, vizite lyen sa yo ki pi ba: Haitian Creole • Buffalo Olmstead Parks • Douglas Park , Village Sleepy Hollow, Konte Westchester • Edith G Read Wildlife Sanctuary , Rye, Konte Westchester (10 AM - 2 PM; reyinyon nan sant entèpretasyon lanati a nan fen wout Sanktyè a) • Glenville Woods Park Preserve, Greenburgh, Oganizatè: Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics • Homer Folks Forest , Oneonta, NY (Oganizatè: Oneonta State Mountain Biking Club, SUNY Oneonta); Tanpri Reponn enliy ouben pa email • Mt Hope Reservoir, Oneida, NY - Oganizatè: City of Oneida Parks & Recreation Department • Stiglmeier Park Clean-Up - Vil Cheektowaga, Konte Erie (òganizatè: VolunteerWNY ak Vil Cheektowaga); Tanpri anrejistre nan www.VolunteerWNY.org . • Taylor's Island , ak Smith-Taylor Cabin li an (Vil Shelter Island) • Vil Yorktown , san bliye Granite Knolls Park • Union Park , Vil Hornell • Utica Parks ak Parkway System, san bliye Valley View/Roscoe Conkling Park ak Memorial Parkway a (òganizatè: Central New York Conservancy, Inc.) Pak Vilaj Hammondsport ak Canacadea State Forest Trails (òganizatè: 2-1-1 HELPLINE Give Help ak Institute for Human Services). Tanpri kontakte Tess McKinley pou anrejistre. Kèk Enfòmasyon sou NYS Parks: • Rezo New York State Parks gen ladan l 179 Pak ak 35 Sit Istorik • 2yèm rezo pak ki pi vizite nan peyi a • 2012 te yon ane rekò pou vizit, ki te atire 60 milyon vizitè • Enpak ekonomik: vizit pak eta jenere $1,9 milya nan aktivite ekonomik chak ane o 100 kontra konsesyon prive o Aktivite anplennè jenere $33,8 milya nan depans konsomasyon nan tout eta a o Pèch nan dlo sale jenere $2 milya nan aktivite ekonomik o Aktivite rekreyatif sou bato bay 18.700 djòb o Aktivite motonèj bay $868 milyon chak ane kòm enpak ekonomik ### W ap jwenn lòt nouvèl nan sit wèb www.governor.ny.gov Eta New York | Executive Chamber | [email protected] | 518.474.8418 Haitian Creole .
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