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The Trust for Public Land and the City of Richmond are proud to announce that construction of Phase 1 of the Richmond Wellness Trail will begin this week.
The Trust for Public Land and JPMorgan Chase announced a $500,000 collaboration to launch The Trust for Public Land’s new California Climate Conservation program.
A new statewide poll shows three out of four (76%) California voters say that now is the time to prepare the state for a hotter, dryer future by investing in parks, land, and water conservation to combat wildfire, drought, and to pull the state out of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A statement from The Trust for Public Land on the Biden-Harris Administration's budget released today.
The Trust for Public Land announced today that Washington, DC, was rated the nation’s best park system on the annual ParkScore® index.
Private 384-Acre Oilfield One Step Closer to Becoming Oceanfront Parkland Thanks to $50 Million Gift
Today, The Trust for Public Land and the Banning Ranch Conservancy announced that Banning Ranch in Orange County is one major step closer to being permanently protected and restored.
Today, Governor Gavin Newsom announced his May revisions to the state's proposed budget, which includes $200 million in funding for the Urban Greening Program and $125 million to address park equity and access in California.
The Trust for Public Land, in partnership with outdoor retailer L.L.Bean, has announced the recipients for the third L.L.Bean Community Award, which will support park projects this year.
Statement from Tom Stewart, Senior Director of Federal Affairs at The Trust for Public Lands on the Department of the Interior announcement that the National Park Service will distribute $150 million to local communities through the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership (ORLP) grant program.
The Trust for Public Land's statement from Jordan Schreiber, Sr. Director, Policy, Advocacy and Government Relations, on the administration's announcement today to protect 30% of America's land and water by 2030.
