You helped to permanently protected this beloved nature preserve, providing Ohioans a recreation destination and environmental education hub for generations to come.

With the help of PS 111 students, we transformed their school's asphalt lot into an innovative play space with a turf field, track, outdoor ping-pong tables, forest walk, rain garden, and more.

This new wildlife refuge along the Rio Grande in Albuquerque offers recreation opportunities and environmental education programs for the community.

An expansive new park in Colorado provides a place for Mayan and Cuban immigrants to connect with nature, exercise, and grow their own healthy food. 

There are 2,600 vacant lots scattered throughout Boston—and they've got potential. We recently acquired two of these lots in Dorchester for what is now a neighborhood farm that creates new job opportunities and provides residents with locally grown, nutritious produce.  

This thousand-acre property is the largest piece of unprotected coastal forest between Boston and New York, and a subject of hotly contested development proposals for more than 15 years. But not anymore. Now protected for the public, this Connecticut forest will soon include upgraded trails and amenities and provide access to nature close to home.

The newly established reserve in California returns ownership of the land to the Kashia Band of Pomo Indians, reconnecting them with their heritage and the coast.

With the land now officially secured, we are in the process of creating a unique city park in the heart of Bozeman—with trails, wetlands, and more!