Ohio Life
Ohio’s National Park: How the Cuyahoga Valley Was Saved
In 1974, the federal government protected a serene stretch of nature now known as Cuyahoga Valley National Park. It was part of a movement to bring parks to people and set in motion work that continues today.
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