Florida
Credit: Michael Wray
Throughout its vibrant history, the Sunshine State has attracted visitors and newcomers from around the world. As Florida confronts new environmental challenges, The Trust for Public Land is working hard to preserve the places that make the state so special—to date, more than 130,000 acres of waterfront, greenways, archaeological sites, and iconic “Old Florida” attractions. Since opening its first field office in Florida in 1975, TPL has helped to more than double park acreage in Jacksonville, expand river access in Miami, and protect critical wetland habitat along the coast.
Top Stories
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03/13/2012
Land Protected for Rookery Bay Research Reserve
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02/12/2012
HORIZONS: On the move with Fitness Zones
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08/12/2011
Redfields to Greenfields
In the News
more »- Weaver Park Celebrates Emotional Grand Opening (VIDEO), 03/28/11, Dunedin Patch
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Keewaydin Island
Enjoy a picnic on the sugar sand beaches Florida's largest un-bridged barrier islands or visit he Rookery Bay Research Reserve.
Pinellas Trail
Grab your in-line skates, put on your jogging shoes or hop on your bicycle and head to the Pinellas Trail.
Caribbean Gardens
TPL helped protect the historic zoo and botanical gardens in Naples, Florida. Visit Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens.
McKee Botanical Garden
Located at southern gateway to Vero Beach, the garden is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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The Connecticut River: Partnership for Conservation
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Snake Warrior's Island
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A Montana Legacy
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Florida Offices
- Southwest Florida Office (contact info »)
- South Florida (contact info »)
- Northeast Florida Office (contact info »)
- Florida State Office (contact info »)
