The New Preservationists

Preservationists have evolved into savvy entreprenuers, environmentalists and developers.

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June 26, 2001, 1:00 PM PDT

By Christian Madera @http://www.twitter.com/cpmadera

Richard Moe, President of The National Trust for Historic Preservation, has long advocated a smarter growth paradigm. In fact, his vocal leadership may be the reason why preservationists have evolved from "little old ladies in tennis shows" to savvy entreprenuers, environmentalists and developers who believe that preservation is simply one componenet of a plan to build better communities. The Planning Report is pleased to excerpt Richard's comments to the National Press Club.

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Read the full story: Trust For Historic Preservation President Opines: "New" Preservationists & Their Effect On The Urban Core

Tuesday, June 26, 2001 in The Planning Report

History / Preservation United States

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