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Park dedicated to “little hero” Dominick Andujar, who was tragically killed in hometown of Camden at age six
Today, The Trust for Public Land, along with partners the U.S. Navy, the Florida Forest Service, Santa Rosa County Commission, U.S. Forest Service, and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, announces the protection of 1,700 acres of land to further regional efforts to restore longleaf pine habitat.
Through its Equitable Communities Fund, the organization is catalyzing select community organizations and working to create vitally needed park space
Today The Trust for Public Land, along with regional partners and elected officials, announced the official expansion of the Sabinoso Wilderness Area in northeast New Mexico.
The town of Butte Falls is one step closer to their community forest vision as the Oregon State Legislator recently awarded $700,000 for the Butte Falls Community Forest Project through the passage of House Bill 5006.
Today The Trust for Public Land, with support from community members and local groups, announces the official groundbreaking of the Urban Orchard.
The Trust for Public Land, in partnership with the Klamath Trails Alliance and local partners, is working to purchase and conserve Spence Mountain and transfer ownership of the property to the Klamath County.
The Trust for Public Land, SPP Montana and the United States Forest Service (USFS) announced today the permanent protection of 14,800 acres of important fish and wildlife habitat and public recreation access to the Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail and the Nez Perce National Historic Trail owned by Southern Pine Plantations (SPP).
More than a dozen Pennsylvania mayors joined The Trust for Public Land, and a coalition of more than 300 nonprofits, community groups, and companies calling for a $500 million investment in local parks to address access equity in urban communities.
Today, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), The Trust for Public Land and the City of Lynn Haven announce the opening of the new Lynn Haven Bayou Park & Preserve.
