Projects

Delaware Greenways enhanced the user experience along the Jack Markell Trail by installing new signage to support both wayfinding and education. The new kiosk provides a central point of information, informing trail users about the trail's route, as well as the nature, history, and culture to be found along the way.

In December 2023, the North Florida Land Trust (NFLT), in collaboration with the Florida Trail Association and the U.S. Forest Service, unveiled a newly completed 2.2-mile segment of the Florida National Scenic Trail located within NFLT's Smith Lake Preserve.

Charles River Watershed Association worked with the Town of Milford to design and construct the Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) within Milford Town Park. The GSI project consists of two rain gardens and one underground infiltration chamber system in the town park by two schools.

The Central Coast Wetland Group (CCWG), located along the Central Coast of California, has been implementing wetland restoration projects within the lower Salinas Valley since 1998. The surrounding community seldom has an opportunity to learn about what, why, and how the CCWG accomplishes these impactful projects.

The Arlington Heights Park District (AHPD) is a public park and recreation agency located in Arlington Heights, Illinois. The district is a suburb of Chicago and has 58 beautiful parks spread over 715 acres of land and 16.2 square miles.

Located on a 30-acre historic site in Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, The Conococheague Institute is a historic farmstead that provides visitors with "a walk back in time."

The beautiful beach community of Slaughter Beach, Delaware, was experiencing the negative effects of sign pollution. Rule, regulation, directional, and instructional signs displayed along fences and on poles left a disorderly and incongruent appearance in the community.

Hunt Hill Audubon Sanctuary is one of northern Wisconsin's most diverse natural areas. At Hunt Hill, educating the public on environmental understanding and appreciation are the main missions.

Mass Audubon, which cares for nearly 40,000 acres of land throughout Massachusetts, is visited annually by more than half a million people.