Engaging People with Disabilities to Improve Access to the Health Benefits of Nature Workshop
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The Land Trust Alliance invited panelists to discuss the health benefits of nature and how to engage with people with disabilities to ensure equitable access. This is a recording of a session held at Rally 2020.
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- Alliance members: $75.00
- Non-members: $115.00
- Free
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