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The Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area in suburban Atlanta is growing by 18.5 acres with the acquisition of a key riverfront property in Forsyth County, The Trust for Public Land and the National Park Service announced today.
Diane Regas, President and CEO of The Trust for Public Land, today issued the following statement regarding the Farm Bill
A maze of ropes and ladders were no match for the students at Cooper's Poynt Family School.
Within seconds of rushing the school's new playground, a few students had already reached the top of the jungle gym. Below, their classmates laughed and giggled as they swung from the jungle gym ropes. Others, opting to stay closer to the ground, were happily dizzy from the playground's new spin wheels.
Diane Regas, President and CEO of The Trust for Public Land, today issued the following statement regarding The White House’s National Climate Assessment
As millions of Americans gear up to spend Black Friday outdoors with friends and family, REI Co-op and The Trust for Public Land have unveiled the Urban Outdoor Access Analysis: a list of the 50 top large cities to #OptOutside.
The Trust for Public Land today announced that Americans once again voted overwhelmingly in support of land conservation and parks this Election Day. On Tuesday, voters created over $2.8 billion for the protection of water quality, new parks, natural areas, and working farms and ranches across 20 states, passing 84% of ballot measures, totaling over $7.2 billion in funding for conservation and parks in 2018.
The Trust for Public Land today announced the donation to the National Park Service of a 35-acre inholding inside Zion National Park.
The Trust for Public Land, in partnership with Governor Cuomo’s Vital Brooklyn initiative, announced the opening of a new student-designed community playground at PS 213-New Lots in Brooklyn.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh and The Trust for Public Land announced today the City of Boston reached a major milestone in ensuring that all Boston residents have a park within a 10-minute walk of home.
On November 6, voters across the country will have the chance to invest in parks and open spaces that will serve their families and communities far into the future. The Trust for Public Land is working alongside state and local advocates to pass 18 ballot measures this election season.
