Conservation through Clean Ohio Fund is a Good Investment
03/28/13: A new report concludes that every Clean Ohio Fund dollar invested in conservation in the state returns four dollars in natural goods and services...read more »
Ohio
Credit: Darcy Kiefel
In Ohio, The Trust for Public Land is working to create great parks and natural areas-and make the ones we have better—by creating trails and greenways to strengthen our connections to nature, recreation, and each other. Building trails and greenways also offers transportation alternatives that green our cities and improve community health. We combine the strength of our longstanding local partnerships with the resources of a national organization to create new parks and trails where they're needed most.
Over the past 40 years, The Trust for Public Land has protected both wilderness and urban parks—from Lake Erie shorefront to the Towpath Trail along the Cuyahoga River and dozens of properties added to Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Our efforts in places like Wayne National Forest and Glen Helen Preserve have helped safeguard the state's natural, recreational, cultural, and agricultural resources for generations to come.
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more »Major Glen Helen Conservation Effort Completed
02/15/13: In the first of two phases, more than half of Glen Helen, a popular recreational destination and environmental education facility owned by Antioch College, has been permanently.....read more »
The Trust For Public Land Names New Ohio Director
06/26/12: Pamela A. Carson, a former senior executive at KeyCorp, today was appointed Director of the Ohio office of The Trust for Public Land, the national conservation organization announced...read more »
Walk On Our Work
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Blossom Music Center
Its unique location in the midst of over 800 acres of land makes the Blossom Music Center one of Ohio's favorite music venues.
Middle Bass Island Preserve
A treasure of the Lake Erie Islands, this 7.8-acre preserve is located near the tip of Middle Bass Island's northeastern peninsula.
Springfield Bog
Visitors can see the bog's scenic features from a trail surrounded by 40 varieties of prairie grasses and plants native to Ohio.
Wingfoot Lake
Located just minutes from Akron, Wingfoot Lake is an easy escape from the city.
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