If you have enjoyed a hike at Moulton Falls, a walk along the Salmon Creek Greenway or a day on the beach at Frenchman’s Bar, you can thank Clark County’s Legacy Lands program, which marks 40 years in October.
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Source: The Columbian
Legacy Lands program celebrates 40 years of preserving green spaces in Clark County
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