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Live Green: Trap Pond Cypress Trees

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LAUREL, De – Trap Pond State Park has a lot of history and it is Delaware’s first state park, home to the bald cypress tree. Trap Pond State Park started out as a logging site in the seventeen-hundreds, and later for grain and gristmills. The Interpretive Programs Manager, William Koth, said cypress trees became the center of recreation in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps. “When the European settlers came in, they found the bald cypr…
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Live Green: Trap Pond Cypress Trees

LAUREL, De – Trap Pond State Park has a lot of history and it is Delaware’s first state park, home to the bald cypress tree. Trap Pond State Park started out as a logging site in the seventeen-hundreds, and later for grain and gristmills. The Interpretive Programs Manager, William Koth, said cypress trees became the center of recreation in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps. “When the European settlers came in, they found the bald cypr…

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47abc broke the news in on Tuesday, September 16, 2025.
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