Preservation Maryland Executive Director Nicholas Redding has been featured as Preservation Action’s monthly Preservation Hero for his role on the front lines of preservation advocacy and for his impact and inspiration to preservation practitioners across the country.
Nicholas Redding and Russ Carnahan in Washington, DC, 2015.
FROM PRESERVATION ACTION
December’s Preservation Action Hero is Nicholas Redding, Executive Director of Preservation Maryland. Under Nick’s leadership, Preservation Maryland has launched innovative programs, like the Campaign for Historic Trades, and continues to be a strong advocate for historic preservation policies and programs across Maryland and the country. Under Nick’s leadership, Preservation Maryland has launched innovative programs, like the Campaign for Historic Trades, and continues to be a strong advocate for historic preservation policies and programs across Maryland and the country.
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Preservation Action is the only national non-profit dedicated exclusively to lobbying for the best preservation policies at the federal level. The 501(c)4 organization strives to make historic preservation a national priority by advocating to all branches of government through a grassroots constituency empowered with information and training. Preservation Action is led by the Honorable Russ Carnahan, former 4-term Congressman from Missouri along with a strong Board of Directors and State Coordinators, comprised of regional preservation leaders. Each year, Preservation Action convenes National Preservation Advocacy Day that brings hundreds of preservationists and architects to Washington, DC to meet with decision-makers about the important role preservation plays in healthy, vibrant, and sustainable American cities and towns. Preservation Maryland is a long-time supporter and participant in federal and state preservation advocacy, and hosts Maryland History Advocacy Day in Annapolis annually.
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