Using this Website

Specifications

This website works well on all computer types that have the following:

• Flash player 8 and above
• Netscape 7.2 and above (Version 7.1 will cause drop-down menu errors)
• Java runtime environment 1.3 and above (old Java configurations will cause errors on interactive map and slideshow)
• NOTE: The Safari browser for the Macintosh OS X operating system is not fully supported, and produces known errors with the javascript menu on our home page.  We encourage Macintosh users to install another browser such as Firefox for full functionality.

Printing

Pages from this site print without the photographic header and footer. Best printed with 1/2 inch (0.5) margins and 80% reduction. Alternately, print to an Adobe Acrobat Distiller for electronic files.

Key features

Place index of all named places in the Preserve

Index pages of 6 major sections:

About Us   Interactive Map   Visit the Preserve
Reading the Landscape   Stewardship   Getting Involved  

Interactive media:  Video clips, 360-degree panoramas, photo albums, interactive map of the Preserve

Preserve Library:  repository of articles, reports, news clippings, and maps

Fair Use

Please inquire with us about any materials to be reproduced.

Note also that while fair use is a defense to copyright infringement, fair use is not a defense to claims of violation of privacy or publicity rights. Privacy and publicity rights are the subject of state laws. What may be permitted in one state may not be permitted in another. Note also that related causes of action may be pursued under the federal Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1125 (a), for example, for unauthorized uses of a person's identity in order to create a false endorsement.

Linking to the Preserve's Website

The Preserve requests that your link to the Preserve's website be presented in a manner that does not give the impression that the Preserve is making an express or implied endorsement of any good or service provided on your  website and that the link is presented in a manner that clearly indicates that the user is leaving one site and accessing another.