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The Trust for Public Land, Council Member Rosie Mendez and New York City today unveiled a state-of-the art-playground on a formerly cracked asphalt lot at PS 15 The Roberto Clemente School, in the East Village neighborhood of Manhattan.
The Trust for Public Land, buildingcommunityWORKSHOP, and The Texas Trees Foundation today presented the initial results of their Smart Growth for Dallas partnership to the City of Dallas Park and Recreation Board.
Yosemite National Park announced on Wednesday that it is growing by 400 acres thanks to a donation of land along its western boundary.
Yosemite National Park added Ackerson Meadow, 400 acres of critical wetlands and meadow habitat on the park's western boundary through a donation. The landmark addition was donated to the park through a cooperative effort between The Trust for Public Land, Yosemite Conservancy, and the National Park Service.
Visitors to Yosemite National Park in California have more room to roam after official on Wednesday announced a 400-acre expansion of the park - its largest in nearly 70 years.
To the delight of the local community, The Trust for Public Land and the Bureau of Land Management announced today that 2,576 acres has been acquired by the Bureau of Land Management within the Río Grande Del Norte National Monument.
The Trust for Public Land today praised action by the Governor and California legislature to invest money from California’s landmark climate change law to help green cities and prepare communities to deal with climate change.
Getting out into nature just got easier for residents of Loveland with the protection of 78 acres of prime wildlife habitat, agricultural lands and wetlands adjacent to the Morey Wildlife Reserve on the west side of the city.
On the same day the National Park Service celebrated its 100th anniversary, The Trust for Public Land donated 282 acres to the Saguaro National Park. The donation, which includes part of Rincon Creek, is located on the east side of the National Park and adds a critical water resource to the park area.
Saguaro National Park is receiving a special gift as the National Park Service celebrates its centennial on Thursday, Aug. 25: a donation of 282 acres of land for an expansion of the park’s district east of Tucson.
