National Parks

We mourn the passing of John Lewis, the legendary civil rights organizer who served 17 terms as a congressman representing Georgia’s 5th District. Here’s a reflection on Congressman Lewis’s life and legacy from our Georgia State Director George Dusenbury,...

We’re heartbroken at the recent passing of our friend and colleague Dave Vasarhelyi. He was part of The Trust for Public Land family for more than fifteen years.

Dave was a conservation hero with an unmatched passion, enthusiasm, and love for the environment and our region. He preserved...

For decades, we’ve preserved places that help tell the story of Black life in America—reminders of the lessons our history has to offer, and a connection to our nation’s shared heritage.

Take Pullman National Monument on Chicago’s South Side. Its neat brick homes and warehouses date to...

If we could, we’d spend every day exploring America’s national parks. But even when we can’t get there in real life, we're probably daydreaming about trips we've taken, or places we want to go next. So we love following the national parks on social media for our daily dose of beautiful photos,...