[ACT] Root Issue Research

[Jared Liu]

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	February 11, 2009	 	
		
  	

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SPOTLIGHT ISSUE
Trees in Urban Parks 2008 Draft Report
By Peter Harnick

The most recent data on trees in urban parks has just been released by  
the Trust for Public Land. The report is based on information provided  
by the park agencies of the 75 largest cities in the country. Before  
the research moves along further, Trust for Public Land welcomes any  
thoughts, observations, and reactions from professionals in the field.

  	


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Grantmakers

Most foundations are not making the changes that they and their  
grantees say are essential to supporting nonprofit success, a new  
survey of staffed foundations commissioned by Grantmakers for  
Effective Organizations finds. The survey, Is Grantmaking Getting  
Smarter: A National Study of Philanthropic Practice, builds on a  
similar study conducted in 2003 by the Urban Institute in partnership  
with GEO.

  	


  	
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