Non-Profits: State Parks' Savior?

Michael Krasny

Sep 7, 2011 at

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Legislation approved on Monday would allow private non-profit groups to operate state parks slated for closure. Join us to discuss what non-profit management might mean for the park system.

Guests:

Jared Huffman, California assemblyman representing the 6th district (D-San Rafael)

Elizabeth Goldstein, president, California State Parks Foundation

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