2022 ParkScore report reveals the power of parks to address climate change
From adapting terrain to absorb more stormwater runoff to planting more trees to cool neighborhoods and capture carbon, park designers are helping communities become more climate resilient.
People flock to Montana for its natural beauty and wide-open spaces. What they might not realize is how at-risk those seemingly epic wild spaces are—and that they have the power to help.
Help us transform this huge open space into Southern California’s newest coastal park
Thanks to an extraordinary gift from Newport Beach philanthropists Frank and Joann Randall, we're leading a campaign to create an extraordinary public park at Banning Ranch.
It's easy to see why the Zion Narrows Trail makes it onto many hikers' bucket lists: the 16-mile route winds down an ever-deepening slot canyon. At points, the trail disappears and hikers must wade in the river itself . Mike Schirf
From Ala Kahakai to Zion, 10 national parks where you’ve made a difference
This National Park Week, we’re thanking the people who make our parks great, and celebrating just a few of the important ways our Trust for Public Land community has made a difference over the years.