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These "saints" work the field with wheelbarrows, not footballs. Volunteers working at New Orleans' City Park. Photo: Chris Granger
Saints, Heroes, and New Orleans
It's not every day that the Saints take a Superbowl, but New Orleans has no shortage of saintly volunteers in the field every day making NOLA a better place to live, work, and play. The Cox Conserves Heroes program is taking nominations right now for the city's most valuable players.Highlights
- View Of Hollywood Sign To Be Protected
Press Release, 2/9/2010: The view of the world-famous Hollywood Sign will be protected by purchasing Cahuenga Peak, the 138 acres behind and to the left of the sign which could have been developed... - New Comprehensive Land Conservation Database Launched
Where are our public lands and how were they funded? What policies and programs are achieving conservation success? The Conservation Almanac, the... - TPL Chicago Director Named to White House Panel
Press Release, 2/4/2010: Beth White, Director of The Trust for Public Land's Chicago Area office, today was appointed as a member of the Committee For the Preservation of the White House. - Conservation Returns $6 for 1 in Colorado
A recent study of conservation easements adds to a growing body of research highlighting the economic benefits of land... - Help Us Find Conservation Heroes for New Orleans
Looking for a conservation hero in New Orleans is like looking for outstanding players in the Superbowl—so many to choose from! Which is why we need your help.
