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California Program Helps Increase Access to State Parks

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Emerald Bay State Park in El Dorado County, Calif. (Courtesy of California State Parks)

Pilot Program Increases Access To State Parks

The state of California has been experimenting with ways to make it easier for residents to enjoy our state parks and beaches. A pilot program that allows Californians to visit many state parks for free — after checking out a pass from their local library — is helping increase access for more people.
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