TPL worked with the Town of Warren, Rhode Island to maintain the Warren National Register Historic District's maritime heritage.
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Waterleaf, a 26.85-acre parcel of forest and meadow on a butte top in Southeast Portland, is an early example of the Intertwine Alliance's efforts to build the world's best park system for the people of the Metro region
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TPL helped protect this now-rare remnant of the Big Woods ecosystem that once dominated the southeastern third of Minnesota.
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The densely populated communities of Weehawken and Union City will soon have a new park with a walking and running trail along the perimeter of this reservoir
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In the parks-poor West Lawn neighborhood of Chicago, the five-acre playing fields of the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception hosted little league baseball games since the early 1960's.
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The Trust for Public Land has been working to bring Fitness Zones® to parks across the nation and established the first one in Miami-Dade County in July 2012.
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Connecting three University of Toledo campuses and numerous parks and trail systems, the Westside Rail-to-Trail project will convert an 11-mile long railroad corridor into a hiking and biking trail.
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Widgeon Point, at the south end of Lemon Island, is one of dozens of sites conserved since 2003, when TPL contracted with the county's Rural and Critical Lands Preservation Program to buy land and easements for conservation.
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The Trust for Public Land is redeveloping the asphalt-covered William Dick Elementary Schoolyard, creating a new recreation space for the school and community that will help manage stormwater runoff.
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With funding that included a Brownfields Program grant from the Environmental Protection, TPL completed the clean up and capping of a 4-acre municipal landfill in Rhode Island and transferred it to the City of Providence for use as a park, known as the Woonasquatucket River Greenway.
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