Parks for People Projects - The Trust for Public Land

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Parks for People Projects

Explore some of our parks projects. Choose a state to get started.

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Lanier Playground

The Trust for Public Land will launch a community design process with neighbors and various community organizations to generate designs to revitalize Lanier Playground in the Grays Ferry section of South Philadelphia. read more »

Lapakahi State Park

In March 2011, TPL and the State Parks Division protectd 17 acres of privately-owned shoreline within the Lapakahi State Historical Park. read more »

Larch Avenue Park

In 2011, the City of Lawndale purchased a 1.5 acre vacant lot to develop Larch Avenue Park as an additional recreation space for its many residents. read more »

Lehigh Valley

In 2003, TPL's conservation finance team helped Lehigh County, Pennsylvania get voter approval for a $30 million bond to protect watersheds, wetland, farmlands, and parks. read more »

Little Big Horn Battlefield

In 1986, The Trust for Public Land protected Little Big Horn, which sits at the center of the Crow Nation's 4 million acre reservation. read more »

Little Mulberry Park

The Trust for Public Land assembled 6 key properties totaling 485 acres for this heavily used park in Gwinnett County. read more »

Little Rock Millenium Trail, Arkansas

Little Rock Millennium Trail

In March 2005, TPL helped add a crucial segment to the trail: more than a half mile of abandoned rail corridor that connects the Little Rock Millennium Trail to downtown Little Rock's historic Riverfront Park and the dramatic new Clinton Presidential Center and Park. read more »

Live Oak Landing

Not long ago, the area along the Tensaw River known as Live Oak Landing was on a fast track to development. read more »

Lowell's Boat Shop

When new technology and economic cutbacks threatened to destroy the oldest continually operating boat building business in the United States in the early 1990s, TPL helped form the Lowell's Boat Shop Trust and transferred the shop to the Custom House Maritime Museum in Newburyport. read more »

Lynchburg Riverfront

In 1996, Amherst County, the historic City of Lynchburg, and the Commonwealth of Virginia sought help in protecting a mile-long stretch of scenic bluffs along the James River across from Lynchburg's downtown. read more »