The Trust for Public Land

When is a brownfield not a brownfield? When it's transformed by art works, as in two U.S. cities.

The Trust for Public Land's president, Will Rogers speaks about how voters across the nation are coping with the politics of growth and the loss of the places they care about.

Across the nation, neighbors are learning that banding together to create a new park can leave a community with a lot more than new swing sets and picnic tables.

A new study from the Trust for Public Land finds that in many cities, 2/3rds of all children do not live within walking distance of a public park.

This workbook series is a guide for communities seeking to create a greenprint conservation program.

With this report Harnik has expanded data collection to 55 cities and has expanded the measures of park-system quality to include what he calls the 'seven habits of a highly effective park system.'

This report by the Trust for Public Land, tracks the results of conservation ballot measures across the country in 2002.

A complete list of all 93 local and state measures for conservation and parks is available from Land Vote 2002, a service of LTA and TPL.

Californians passed Proposition 40, a bond to fund efforts that protect and improve the environment.

Inside City Parks, a new reprort, from The Trust for Public Land and the Urban Land Institute analyzes park systems in the nation's 25 largest cities.