Clean Air Council and Cobbs Creek Connector mentioned in U.S. Fish and Wildlife Study

The entrance to the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at 86th Street and Lindbergh Boulevard is mentioned as a "Refuge with High Potential for Trail Connections" in a recent study prepared for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The study examines transit and trail visitor access at National Wildlife Refuges across the country. The entry to the Heinz is the southern terminus of the Cobbs Creek Connector trail, and is featured as a case study in the document. The Council's work advocating for this trail and the feasibility study the Council prepared for this site's trail access are both mentioned in the study.