Earlier this week the Pinelands Preservation Alliance released its State of the Pinelands Report to mark the occasion of the nonprofit organization’s 35th anniversary. The report offers a comprehensive assessment of the Pinelands’ current state, the historical events that have shaped the present, PPA’s ongoing efforts and the outlook for the future.
“Our report looks at seven core issues to our work that require never-ending monitoring and advocacy,” said Executive Director Jaclyn Rhoads and Policy Director Heidi Yeh.
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