Steve Miller

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  "As we look forward to a new partnership with the Kansas Park Trust and the Nature Conservancy's Kansas Chapter, we will always be appreciative to the National Park Trust for the critical role they have played in the preserve's establishment and initial development" said Steve Miller, National Park Service superintendent of the preserve.

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  - Steve Miller, Superintendent, Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve (2005)

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  NPT's Chairman of the Board, Steve Miller, and NPT Trustee Dale Crane presented the award to Seiberling.

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  "Lowell Thomas, Jr. continues to call for the preservation of our delicate earth," said Steve Miller, chairman of the National Park Trust.

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  "It is official," announced Steve Miller, National Park Service superintendent of the preserve, at the ceremony last week.

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  Steve Miller, the National Park Service superintendent for the

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  - Stephen Miller, Superintendent
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  "It is official," announced Steve Miller, National Park Service superintendent of the preserve, at the ceremony last week.

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  Published on: 1/25/2004    Last Visited: 1/26/2004  

  Steve Miller, the National Park Service superintendent at the preserve, said the National Park Trust originally purchased the property for about $4.75 million, but he didn't know how much was still owed.
  
  The National Park Trust believes this is an opportunity for the state "to help complete the project as it is envisioned" Miller said."They see the potential of a major attraction for the state of Kansas."
  
  Even if ownership were transferred, the park still would be managed by the National Park Service, he said.
  
  Miller conceded access and park development are limited.The public generally has access to two hiking trails, a historic ranch house and one-room schoolhouse on the park service property.
  
  He said a master plan for the park called for putting in bison, building a visitors center and creating longer hiking trails.Even with its limitations, he said, the preserve now attracts about 19,000 visitors per year.

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  This will be a great opportunity for the public to learn more about NPT, to meet NPT President, Paul Pritchard, trustee and former congressman Robert Lagomarsino and Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve Superintendent, Steve Miller.
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  Stephen C. Miller, Chairman of the NPT Board of Trustees, described the State and National members of the NPT-KS board as exhibiting, "an outstanding array of dedication and knowledge. They have shown their commitment to all Americans in their concern for the Preserve.

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  "As we look forward to a new partnership with the Kansas Park Trust and the Nature Conservancy's Kansas Chapter, we will always be appreciative to the National Park Trust for the critical role they have played in the preserve's establishment and initial development" said Steve Miller, National Park Service superintendent of the preserve.

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