National parks try to get by after massive cuts on the federal and state levels
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By Aisha Morales
Since 2009, funding to parks has gone down by 50 percent. Now parks are struggling with maintaining the land. The group AZ Forward is stepping in an effort to provide more revenue in this tough economy. Cronkite News reporter Aisha Morales has the story.
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