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Photos: Secretary Salazar’s America’s Great Outdoors Adventures
February 22, 2011
The following pictures show the highlights of the Secretary's trip across the country in support of the America's Great Outdoors initiative.
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Image 1 of 8“With President Obama’s Great Outdoors Initiative, now is the time to build on the progress we’ve made and pursue a bold vision for the outdoor spaces and national parks in New York City, so that the city’s green spaces, waterways, and cultural landmarks are healthy, connected, and accessible to every child in school, every resident, and every visitor from around the globe," Secretary Salazar said. Photo by Tami A. Heilemann-Office of Communications
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'“With President Obama’s Great Outdoors Initiative, now is the time to build on the progress we’ve made and pursue a bold vision for the outdoor spaces and national parks in New York City, so that the city’s green spaces, waterways, and cultural landmarks are healthy, connected, and accessible to every child in school, every resident, and every visitor from around the globe," Secretary Salazar said.',
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'“Over the last two years, we have reopened the crown of the Statue of Liberty, jump-started the landmark restoration of Ellis Island, and begun to bring the refuges and wetlands of the Harbor back to health," Secretary Salazar said (Left to Right: National Park Service Director Jon Jarvis, Secretary Salazar and New York City Michael Bloomberg).',
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