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At its annual awards
ceremony in
December, CTASLA
presented the 2014
Connecticut Olmsted
Award to State
Representative Terry
Backer,
Connecticut’s "Soundkeeper."
Named after
Connecticut native
Frederick Law
Olmsted, who founded
the modern landscape
architecture
profession in the
19th century, the
Olmsted Award is
given annually by
CTASLA to an
organization or
person from
Connecticut who has
employed the
principle of
stewardship of the
stewardship of the
environment as a
guiding force in
their actions.
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