Success Stories of Black Advocates: Walnut Creek Wetland Park @ncnaturalsciences
Success Stories of Black Advocates: Walnut Creek Wetland Park  @ncnaturalsciences
Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Kyleene Rooks, Park Manager, Walnut Creek Wetland Park

Join Kyleene Rooks to learn about the history of Southeast Raleigh and how a community of African American residents successfully advocated for their rights to access maintained green spaces, better water quality, and protections from their municipality. Learn about who and what inspired the creation of the Norman and Betty Camp Education Center and how the legacy of these great advocates is still apparent in work performed throughout the city by their partners.
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Success Stories of Black Advocates: Walnut Creek Wetland Park

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