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    Nonprofit state park operators to present first annual reports

    Three nonprofit organizations in Sonoma County present their first annual reports as park operators.

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    Lessons learned, innovations and experiments in California State Parks

    This week I am guest blogging on the Bay Area Open Space Council blog.

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    How a nonprofit in rural California revived a state park with 12,000 years of history

    Find out how an all-volunteer nonprofit organization used the state parks budget crisis in California to knock loose some funding from the state, win a foundation grant to make critical repairs, [...]

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    Nonprofits join forces to save artist’s historical legacy inside a California state park

    Three organizations are looking at ways to create a sustainable future for a place called Pond Farm, where Marguerite Wildenhain and a community of artists made history.

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    Nonprofit group takes the helm of China Camp State Park and celebrates Heritage Day

    After six months of fundraising, the nonprofit Friends of China Camp raised $250,000, enough money to take over operations of the cultural and historical landmark along the northwest shores of [...]

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    Creative problem solving: With the right frame, opportunities can rise from a crisis

    We need to reframe how we look at a situation to open up creative possibilities and solutions, argues Mark McGuinness, a London-based creative business coach. The point of “reframing” is to [...]

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    California nonprofits and lawmakers patch together broken state park system

    Park advocates have now patched together short-term funding and operating solutions to help keep 69 parks open, at least for now.

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    State Parks: Nonprofits face a ticking clock, state awards concession contracts

    As California careens toward closing state parks for the first time in the state’s history on July 1, the issue is receiving nationwide attention.

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    Can Pinterest help nonprofits promote their causes?

    In February, the Chronicle of Philanthropy hosted a live chat titled, Pinterest for Nonprofits: Promoting Your Cause on the Fast-Growing Social Network. More than 1,700 people in the nonprofit [...]

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    Nonprofit friends group rescues Palomar Mountain State Park northeast of San Diego

    Over 300 individuals, corporations and foundations contributed funds to keep the mile-high park in Southern California open for another year.

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