February 22, 2013:
We recently sat down with Adrian Benepe to get his take on the proposed QueensWay rails-to-trails project, a three and a half mile defunct railroad that could become a bustling bicycle and recreation path—and a treasure for the Queens community.
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February 7, 2013:
Last summer, The Trust for Public Land unveiled the latest in a series of re-imagined school playgrounds designed "for kids by kids.” We sat down with Taura McMeekin, a fifth grade teacher and the school’s environmental education leader, to hear how her class has been digging its new “green yard.”
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September 10, 2012:
Adrian Benepe has joined The Trust for Public Land and will work on expanding the playgrounds and urban parks programs from New York City to the rest of the country.
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July 13, 2012:
If you’re like many Americans, some of your fondest childhood memories happened at summer camp. Unfortunately, traditional camping organizations are finding their programs increasingly under threat.
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July 13, 2012:
Studies show that one in 88 children will develop an Autistic Spectrum Disorder by the age of eight. At The Trust for Public Land, we’re learning firsthand that the built environment, in particular, playgrounds, can enrich the lives of these children.
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March 27, 2012:
How student designers and their playgrounds are tackling New York City’s water woes.
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