In 2001 the National Park Service asked TPL to help preserve the 57 acres for the Curecanti National Recreation Area adjacent to the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park.
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With the assistance of Cleveland businesses and foundations, in 1978 TPL began securing lands for eventual federal ownership. In thirty years, TPL has completed more than twenty acquisitions for the park
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Located on a particularly scenic portion of the Northern California coastline, Point Arena's Cypress Abbey Ranch is known for its dramatic coastal shelves and bluffs, spring-fed waterfalls.
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Home to a hotel along the Pony Express trail in the 1860s, the 123-acre parcel along the Kingsbury Grade near Daggett Pass is becoming part of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest.
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The Trust for Public Land is lending its expertise in community garden and urban park projects to create a new community asset in Danbury.
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TPL permanently preserved Daniel Webster’s historic 141-acre farm in Franklin, including scenic riverfront farmland, Daniel Webster’s family home, and historic buildings that were once called home to children orphaned in the Civil War.
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The 301 acres around Darrow Pond, a scenic mix of forest, trails, and open fields, are the site of three wells that supply the nearby town of East Lyme.
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For years, a battle raged between local conservation-minded landowners and would-be developers of over 260 acres of Dead Lake shoreline. Proposed development included 151 residential housing units, a general store, a restaurant, two swimming pools, a marina, and mooring facilities.
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This 180-acre property was conserved in 1997, saving the parks panoramic views across Puget Sound and access to the beach.
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Between 1999 - 2003 TPL added more than 330 acres this refuge in Oklahoma.
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