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Delaware State Forest, Blooming Grove addition
Pike County conservationists wanted to add 310 acres in Blooming Grove to the state forest, expanding a seven-mile trail system. read more »
Denali National Park - Kantishna Mining District
Partnering with the National Park Service, TPL took action to protect 350 acres of mining claims and convey the property to Denali National Park. read more »Depoe Bay
The Trust for Public Land helped protect three parcels of land for the city of Depoe Bay, Oregon, for use as a municipal waterfront park. read more »
Deschutes County Greenprint
In 2008, The Trust for Public Land, in partnership with Deschutes Land Trust, city administrators and local Parks and Recreation departments throughout the county undertook to create a comprehensive plan—or greenprint—of Deschutes County. read more »Devil's Canyon Ranch
In the fall of 2010, The Trust for Public Land finished protecting Devil's Canyon Ranch, one of the most spectacular properties in the Northern Rockies. read more »Dinky Line Trail
This 0.72-mile-long corridor, located north of Lake Highland and known as the The Dinky Line, runs between the city’s downtown urban core and Loch Haven Park—home to art museums, performing arts theaters and a science center. read more »Dixon's Pond
For years, Morris County conservationists targeted this 129-acre site adjacent to Dixon's Pond as a key link within more than 5,000 acres of conservation land. read more »Doody Homestead, Glacier National Park
This 120-acre property within the boundaries of Glacier National Park has a colorful history. It was originally settled by Dan Doody, a prospector, outfitter, and one of the park's first rangers, who was later fired for excessive poaching of the park's wildlife. read more »
