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Lisa Foderaro

  • Senior Writer and Researcher, The Trust for Public Land
New York
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Senior writer & researcher for Trust for Public Land. Former NY Times reporter. Written for Nat Geo, Audubon Magazine, Adirondack Life. Opinions all mine.
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The Power of Parks to Promote Health

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By Lisa Foderaro
| tpl.org
Many of us have experienced the pleasures of taking a walk in nature or simply sitting beneath a tree on a beautiful day. Leaves and grass, birdsong and breezes, the smell of soil as it stirs to life in spring—all leave us feeling refreshed and energized. But what has come into focus in recent years are the many tangible health benefits, both physical and mental, that spending time in nature can yield.
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Hillside Woods restoration depends on limiting deer

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By Lisa Foderaro
| rivertownsenterprise.net
Two of my favorite places to walk in Westchester are Teatown Lake Reservation and Rockefeller State Park Preserve, and the reason is simple. Both parks manage deer through culling and their landscapes teem with ferns, wildflowers and tree saplings, creating a green tableau that nourishes mind and body. Hillside Woods used to be on my list of destinations.
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What I Found—and Didn't—While Hiking the Saranac Six - Adirondack Life Magazine

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By Bret Yager, Peter Benoit, Lisa Foderaro, Lisa Plumley Mintz
| adirondacklife.com
by | June 2022, Recreation View from St. Regis Mountain. Photograph by Johnathan Esper We start from the soil and stone. From there—if we’re lucky—we expand into the forest and eventually a cathedral of sky. First, there is the work and the trails that tie everything together. For now they are enough. I begin the 2.7-mile trudge to Ampersand Mountain the way I commence all such hikes, by introducing myself to the soil. It’s the most abundant thing around and the basis for all the rest.
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