TPL purchased this park land for downtown Tampa in 1999, the first site acquired as part of the city's plan to integrate its waterfront parks into a connected system.
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The Trust for Public Land is working with local nonprofit Frogtown Gardens to purchase a vacant 12.7-acre site in this densely populated St. Paul neighborhood.
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TPL and the Stark County Park District (Stark Parks) are working with a private landowner to permanently preserve this 323-acre resource for a public park
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In 2002, The Trust for Public Land helped the Chicago Park District acquire approximately three acres of land linking two existing parks located in Albany Park.
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A cascade of flowers and greenery on Telegraph Hill, the garden was created by former resident Grace Marchant in a 30-year labor of love.
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The City of Prescott asked The Trust for Public Land to help implement an open space plan to help protect the Granite Dells, massive boulders of ancient, weathered rock just outside the city.
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Since the 1980s, public agencies and recreationists have sought to
improve public access to Lake Minnetonka, a popular boating and fishing
lake 15 minutes from downtown Minneapolis. Several years ago, the owner
of the private Gray's Bay Marina and Resort decided to retire.
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The Trust for Public Land is partnering with the New Orleans Redevelopment Authority to develop a new, multifunctional park prototype using GIS mapping technology to create parks in New Orleans that offer neighborhoods more green, open space while protecting surrounding low-lying, flood prone areas.
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In 2004, The Trust for Public Land completed the Gwynns Falls Trail, a 14-mile hiking and biking trail through the city of Baltimore.
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In 2005, park activists in the park-poor Logan Square neighborhood sought to expand one-acre Haas Park.
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