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Hayes Valley Playground is a recipient of a 2013 Design Award from the American Institute of Architects. Great work, Trust for Public Land! We love this place!
san francisco parks alliance via twitter
Hayes Valley Playground—San Francisco, California
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Right on par In the ’60s, developers turned a vibrant natural wetland just north of Santa Barbara into the Ocean Meadows Golf Course. Today we’re working with part- ners to restore the Devereux Slough back to its former glory—and open it to the public for hiking, bicycling, and bird-watching.
Ocean Meadows is awesome work. I can’t wait to visit this site after it is restored—it will provide a much- needed reserve for the Pacific Flyway! Sheryl Mudersbach-Hamblin, via Facebook
Wetlands are the filtering system to all of our drinking water. The more you remove them by filling and drain- ing, the worse you make our already polluted water supply. Debbi Cobern, via Facebook
We need more parks in Ventura. This is great news for my grandson and my whole family!
linda lucille plate via facebook
Earlier this year, The Trust for Public Land helped the city of Ventura, Cali- fornia, acquire much-needed parkland. We’re now guiding the community through design workshops to help bring their park dreams to life.
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