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This is a pretty neat thing you will appreciate, whether you're an avid leaf peeper or just find yourself internally marveling at nature's beauty this time of year.

In Virginia they've equipped all the state parks (43 of them) with viewfinders allowing people who are colorblind to see the vivid colors of the autumn leaves. Virginia is the first state to do something like this.

Red-green CVD is the most common form worldwide, affecting around 300 to 350 million people, and 13 million Americans. While people with normal color vision see over one million shades of color, those with red-green CVD are estimated to see about 10% of hues and shades.

One of the best parts, for me, is that the purchase of the viewfinders was funded by donations received through the Round-Up for Parks Program, allowing visitors to donate to Virginia State Parks when making a purchase online or at a park. Since 2018, visitors have donated nearly $300,000. I love it when money collected for something is put to good used rather than absorbed into the general fund.

Carol Robidoux
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