Urban Parks

The Southeast Cook County Land Acquisition Plan is a data-driven plan to dramatically expand permanently protected land holdings and...

We are creating safe places to play, job training and easy access to greenspace in Atlanta’s historically underserved communities.

Nonprofit organizations and foundations turn to The Conservation Fund to identify protection opportunities for an array of open spaces...

In 2005, the City of Atlanta was losing 500 acres of open space each week to development. Historically, the...

The English Avenue and Vine City neighborhoods lie in the shadow of downtown Atlanta, less than a mile from...

A new green space in the Marlborough community aims to provide flood resilience, public health benefits and workforce training opportunities.

Atlanta’s Food Forest is the first of its kind, providing fresh produce in a community that has limited access...

Kathryn Johnston Memorial Park will be The Conservation Fund’s third Park With Purpose built in Atlanta in partnership with...

For many years, this community garden and gathering place was stewarded by dedicated neighbors and advocates to honor a...

Since 1985, The Conservation Fund has worked to protect and restore vital natural resources across all 50 states. Nationwide...

Revitalizing a century’s old park to realize triple bottom-line community benefits of a healthy environment, economy and society.

Enhancing the ecological health of Goose Creek stream while bringing triple bottom-line benefits to the surrounding Durham communities.

Lufkin–Angelina County is part of the colorful east Texas Pineywoods. In 2008, we completed a green infrastructure plan to...

As one of the nation's largest metropolitan areas, the Los Angeles region should be a recognized leader in park...

How one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s toughest neighborhoods is creating new recreational, health and economic opportunities for...