Trust for Public Land
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The Trust for Public Land is a national nonprofit that creates parks, trails and green spaces so everyone can get outdoors. In metro Atlanta it has helped build parks along the BeltLine and works on the Chattahoochee RiverLands plan. It works with neighbors and city leaders to design and protect parks. Offers: builds and protects public parks and trails; community-designed park projects; Chattahoochee RiverLands outdoor recreation plan; ParkScore park access rankings. Use the Georgia pages and email sign-up at tpl.org.
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Community SchoolyardsProgram
The group works with communities and school leaders to turn blacktop schoolyards into play spaces with trees and gardens, and to open them to neighbors after school hours.
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Park, trail and schoolyard projectsService
The group works with neighbors and local leaders to plan and build parks, trails and schoolyards, and to protect public land. It says it plans and designs with communities, not for them.
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ParkScore city park rankingsService
S. cities. You can look up how your city does on equal access to parks.
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Petitions to CongressProgram
The group asks people to sign petitions and send letters to Congress about protecting public lands, schoolyards, trails and national parks.
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