The Nature Center also would provide access to a beautiful 450 acre park that is currently unavailable to the citizens of Arkansas due to inadequate city funds. This park represents one of the most unique natural areas in Southeast Arkansas because of its incredible biodiversity and a globally significant geological formation, making this site both ecologically important and of great educational value.
William Pryor: “The Nature Center also would provide access to a beautiful 450 acre park that is currently unavailable to the citizens…”
On the recordSeptember 23, 2003
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William Pryor
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Discussing the importance of a nature center and park in Arkansas.
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