MARMORA – Cape May County Park North has been selected for the 2019 American Leadership Award from among its peers and competitors by the American Institute for Economic Resources (AIER).
According to a release, each year the AIER conducts business surveys and industry research to identify companies that have achieved demonstrable success in their local business environment and industry category. They are recognized as having enhanced the commitment and contribution through service to their customers and community. Companies of this caliber enhance the consumer driven stature that AIER strives to recognize.
Cape May County Park North has consistently demonstrated a high regard for upholding business ethics and company values.
This recognition by AIER marks a significant achievement as an emerging leader within various competitors and is setting benchmarks that the industry should follow.
As part of the industry research and business surveys, various sources of information were gathered and analyzed to choose the selected companies in each category.
This research is part of an exhaustive process that encapsulates a year-long immersion in the business climate of its industry.
Also known as the Richard M. Cameron Wildlife Sanctuary, Park North is a place that appeals to wildlife watchers and families, according to the county park website.
Although relatively small, the park encompasses a variety of habitats including deciduous woodlands, lakes and wetlands, crossed by easily walkable dirt and paved trails. Wildlife wanders throughout the park.
It is possible to have close encounters with a variety of critters. Egrets roost over the lakes, and Warblers and Kinglets flit through the pine trees at the water’s edge. The ease of nature viewing makes any time spent at Cameron Wildlife Sanctuary time well spent.
By following the main path straight to the end, visitors will reach the original Cameron House, circa 1930, that is used as the park office and for small displays.
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