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New Property Expands Forest Run MetroPark


Forest Run Wildlife Preserve Area in Ross Township, southeast of the City of Hamilton, is getting considerably larger, thanks to a conservation purchase by The Trust for Public Land. The 255-acre Timberman Ridge property is being added to the existing 82-acre property located north of New London Road, MetroParks of Butler County and The Trust for Public Land announced today. The combined properties will be known as Forest Run MetroPark. read more »

Sierra Nevada Land Protected From Developmemt


The final phase of a four-year effort to protect timber land in the northern Sierra Nevada from development has been completed, two conservation organizations and California's largest timber company announced today. read more »

Study Shows Environmental Protection Fund Builds New York’s Economy


New York’s Environmental Protection Fund supports industries that generate approximately $40 billion annually for the State’s economy and sustain hundreds of thousands of jobs, according to a new analysis released today. read more »

Wilder Foundation Gift Would Create New St. Paul Park


The Amherst H. Wilder Foundation, a nonprofit health and human service agency that provides mental health, education, housing, aging and community programs in the east metro, has reached terms with The Trust for Public Land for its approximate 12-acre property in the Frogtown neighborhood of Saint Paul. read more »

$7 Million in Corporate Support Secured for Bloomingdale


The first $7 million in corporate support has been pledged to build the Bloomingdale in Chicago, The Trust for Public Land announced today. read more »

901 acres within the Chattahoochee protected


Today the Trust for Public Land and the USDA Forest Service announced the completion of the transfer of 901 acres of Trust for Public Land owned property within the boundaries of the Oconee National Forest to the Forest Service. read more »

Buffalo Hill Farm Permanently Conserved


A significant portion of historic Buffalo Hill Farm, the former summer home of Dr. Elliott P. Joslin and Elizabeth D. Joslin, has been permanently conserved for agricultural purposes, The Trust for Public Land and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts announced today. read more »

Coastal Land Protected at Point Arena


The Trust for Public Land and Bureau of Land Management today announced the protection of a 123-acre parcel of land on the Pacific Ocean bluffs near Point Arena, at the California Coastal National Monument. read more »

Conservation Opportunity at Coogan Farm Announced


The Trust for Public Land and the Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center announced today that TPL has reached a preliminary agreement to purchase 34 acres known as the Coogan Farm for conservation, recreation, and habitat protection. read more »

Two Readsboro Properties Added to Green Mountain National Forest


Two Readsboro properties have been added to the Green Mountain National Forest and protect 1.4 miles of the Deerfield River, The Trust for Public Land and the United States Forest Service announced today. read more »

Land Protected for Rookery Bay Research Reserve


A key 4.6 acre property on Keewaydin Island has been purchased and will be permanently protected as part of the Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, The Trust for Public Land announced today. read more »

Natural and Historic Lands along Santa Fe River Protected


The Trust for Public Land and Bureau of Land Management today announced the protection of 30 acres of land, along with water rights which date to 1718. The land, eight miles southwest of Santa Fe is part of the BLM's La Cienega Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC), a 4,500 acre swath of public land deemed ecologically sensitive and historically significant. read more »

Madison Valley Ranch Land Permanently Protected


The Trust for Public Land (TPL), in partnership with the Montana Land Reliance (MLR) and the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), today announced the permanent protection from development of 1,406 acres of ranchland in the heart of the Madison Valley. read more »

New Town Forest for Albany, NH


Land for a new town forest has been purchased and conserved for the Town of Albany, N.H., The Trust for Public Land, the State, and the Town announced today. At the junction of two intersecting national scenic byways, the 310 acres of land will remain intact, preserving the views entering the White Mountain National Forest, which attracts more than 6 million visitors annually. read more »

KIRO 7 and The Trust For Public Land Seek Nominations For Cox Conserves Heroes Program


The Trust for Public Land, in partnership with KIRO 7, today launched Western Washington’s fourth annual Cox Conserves Heroes program. read more »