Rhode Island

Credit: Jodi Hilton

With help from The Trust for Public Land, the City of Providence has transformed a municipal landfill into usable open space for the Woonasquatucket River Greenway. The network of multi-use paths and linear parks will ultimately link the neighborhoods of Manton, Hartford, and Olneyville to WaterPlace Park and Narragansett Bay in Providence. Additional TPL projects have helped to protect treasured community gardens like Southside Community Farm, and public waterfront access in Warren.Explore more of our work in Rhode Island by clicking through the slide carousel below.

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