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Buffalo Riverline: A Unique Urban Nature Trail Design Unveiled

July 27, 2021 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

Riverline Double BridgeThe Western New York Land Conservancy and its design partners W Architecture, Hood Design Studio, and Green Shield Ecology presented their final concept designs for The Riverline at a press conference at the Tewksbury Lodge Pavilion in Buffalo last week.

The Riverline is the Conservancy’s proposed urban nature trail and greenway that stretches along an unused railroad corridor from Canalside at the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Terminal Terminal in downtown Buffalo to the Buffalo River across from Riverbend and Tesla. [Read more…] about Buffalo Riverline: A Unique Urban Nature Trail Design Unveiled

Filed Under: History, Nature, Recreation, Western NY Tagged With: bicycling, Buffalo, Buffalo River, Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad, Erie Canal, hiking, nature, railroads, trails, Western New York Land Conservancy, Wildlife

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