On March 26, 2016, Trust for Public Land conserved the 8,159-acre Cold Stream Forest in Maine, protecting seven state heritage brook trout ponds, 15 miles of intact trout stream, and 3,000 acres of deer-wintering area. Learn more about Cold Stream Forest here.
Since 2008, we made a total of seven grants to California Wilderness Coalition and Conservation Lands Foundation to protect 1.8 million acres of BLM land in the California desert. In February 2016, President Obama permanently protected this landscape when he designated Mojave Trails National Monument, Sand to Snow National Monument and Castle Mountains National Monument….
Since 2008, we made a total of seven grants to California Wilderness Coalition and Conservation Lands Foundation to protect 1.8 million acres of BLM land in the California desert. In February 2016, President Obama permanently protected this landscape when he designated Mojave Trails National Monument, Sand to Snow National Monument and Castle Mountains National Monument….
Since 2008, we made a total of seven grants to California Wilderness Coalition and Conservation Lands Foundation to protect 1.8 million acres of BLM land in the California desert. In February 2016, President Obama permanently protected this landscape when he designated Mojave Trails National Monument, Sand to Snow National Monument and Castle Mountains National Monument….
The Trust for Public Land (TPL) used Conservation Alliance funding to acquire a 384-acre property surrounding a mile-long section of the Appalachian Trail near Stamford, Vermont. TPL transferred the property to the Green Mountain National Forest in December, 2015. Learn more here.
In December 2015, The Trust for Public Land acquired Ascutney Mountain Resort, a 470-acre ski area in Vermont that closed in 2010. TPL transferred the property to the 1,112-acre West Windsor Town Forest, and a conservation easement was placed on the entire 1,582 acres. Ascutney Mountain is home to 30 miles of trails where locals enjoy mountain biking,…
The Sierra Club of BC used our funding to support its Flathead River Valley Campaign to designate a new Flathead National Park as an extension of Waterton Lakes National Park into British Columbia, establish a legislated Wildlife Management Area between the B.C. – Montana border and Banff National Park, and establish up to three new…
We supported Wild Salmon Center’s Tillamook Forest Campaign to permanently protect crucial rainforest habitat in Oregon’s North Coast Range, safeguarding popular hiking and mountain biking areas, wild salmon essential to a large recreational fishery, the drinking water supply for hundreds of thousands of Oregonians, and the carbon sequestration crucial for fighting global warming. After several…
We funded KLT’s Brave Boat Headwaters Acquisition Campaign to permanently protect one of the region’s most scenic views, ensure public access to recreational trails and the coast, and provide a key link in Mt. Agamenticus to the Sea Conservation Initiative vision. The land trust successfully acquired an important 43-acre parcel, which brings the group closer…
Removal of the Fielder and Wimer Dams in Southwest Oregon restored 70 miles of high quality habitat along Evans Creek, a major Rogue River tributary. Removal of these dams restores 16 miles of Chinook habitat, 60 miles of coho habitat and 70 miles of steelhead habitat. These dams were the fourth and eight worst fish passage…
