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19th Annual Western Reserve Studies Symposium
A QUIET REVOLUTION LAND USE INITIATIVES IN THE WESTERN RESERVE Squire Valleevue Farm Sheep Barn Hunting Valley, Ohio Friday, November 4, 2005 8:30 Registration
9:00 Welcome and Introduction
9:15 Our Relationship to Land: A Historical Perspective 9:45 Legal and Policy Roadblocks to Achieving Land Use Goals Alan Weinstein, Cleveland State University
10:15 Break
10:30 Geographic Information Systems: New Possibilities for Land Use Ventures 11:00 The Western Reserve Land Conservancy Rich Cochran, Chagrin River Land Conservancy
11:30 BIODIVERSITY INC., The Cleveland Alliance for Global Conservation Joe Keiper, The Cleveland Museum of Natural History 12:00 Lunch "On the Scene" Douglas Clifton, Editor The Plain Dealer
1:00 The Western Reserve Heritage Study Act: A Work in Progress Report Congressman Tim Ryan, 17th Congressional District
1:30 Alternative Visions of the Future: Using Land to Promote Regional Prosperity Moderator, Mary Holmes, MKH Consulting Presentation and discussion of development strategies that combat sprawl
• Supporting Entrepreneurial Farmers. Amalie Lipstreu, The Farmland Center
3:00 Intersections: Land Use Initiatives and Policy Makers Joseph White, Case Western Reserve University Howard R. Maier, The Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
3:30 Wrap Up "Can We Get There From Here?" Alan Weinstein, Cleveland State University For Information, contact Professor Gladys Haddad, Symposium Director at Case Western Reserve University, Gladys.haddad@case.edu or 216.368-4117 |
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