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Recent and archived press releases.
The final piece of a two phase effort to protect 578 acres of the 780-acre Blossom Music Center property, situated outside both Akron and Cleveland and entirely within the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, has been conserved as an addition to the National Park. read more »
A new park was opened today in Maywood, one of the most densely populated cities in the western United States. read more »
The Trust for Public Land today praised almost 50 mayors across the country for their support of the Land and Water Conservation Fund, the nation's premier tool for protecting open space in urban and rural communities nationwide without the use of taxpayer dollars. read more »
The County of Hawai‘i announced today that it purchased more than 550 acres of undeveloped shoreline at Kawa, located in the Ka‘u District near the old plantation town of Pahala. read more »
Susan Whiting and Whitney Hatch have joined the national Board of Directors of The Trust for Public Land. read more »
The Trust for Public Land, National Park Service, and Friends of Congaree Swamp were joined by students from Kelly Mill Middle School, local community members, and other supporters at an event today to celebrate Congaree National Park's 35-year history and the park's acquisition of the strategic Riverstone property. read more »
The Trust for Public Land today praised the decision by President Obama to designate Fort Monroe in Virginia as a national monument as part of the implementation of the America’s Great Outdoors Initiative. read more »
Creation of an 11.6-mile trail along CSX railroad land in Toledo, Ohio has cleared a big hurdle. The land now belongs to the public. read more »
Critically important bat habitat and a significant portion of Gardner Ridge, the scenic backdrop for New Hampshire’s Town of Lyman, have been conserved, Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust and The Trust for Public Land announced. read more »
Quitman Street Community School kindergarteners joined members of the community today to celebrate the completed expansion of the Central Ward school’s playground. The new play space increases the existing playground space at the school by more than a third, the School, The Trust for Public Land, and Newark Public Schools announced. read more »
