TPL's acquisition of the 4.56 acre Jones Landing allowed Beaufort County to create a park adjacent to Station Creek boat landing, one of the most congested water access points in the area.
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The Community Green Mapping Project shows that almost 7,000 children
within Kalamazoo City and more than 28,000 outside the city limits do
not live within a 10-minute walk of publicly accessible play areas.
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We are looking forward to working with the city of Ventura and local residents in a series of workshops to design a park with the features the Westside neighborhood wants most.
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TPL was able to help the Swinomish tribe and the state of Washington craft a conservation solution that shared ownership and operating costs, managed the land jointly and regulated visitation. Today Kiket Island is both part of an Indian Reservation and a state park—a national first.
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The goal of the Lafitte Greenway project is to create a 3.1 mile park connecting all the neighborhoods from the French Quarter, through the Treme and Mid-City neighborhoods to Lakeview, near Lake Ponchartrain.
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TPL is helping the Orlando expand the city's well-loved Lake Enola Park.
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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.
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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.
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The Trust for Public Land assembled 6 key properties totaling 485 acres for this heavily used park in Gwinnett County.
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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.
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