Author: Victoria Vanhuss

The Friends of Fairsted announced both Bernardo de Magalhães e Menezes and Joseph James as 2025 Beveridge Research Grant recipients.

The Olmsted Research Guide Online (ORGO) was recently updated to improve accessibility, functionality and research support.

Sweeping budget cuts could weaken parks, trails and green spaces nationwide. Act now to defend funding and keep parks open for all.

The Olmsted Network recently sat down with the contributors of a new book dedicated to Planting Fields—one of the few remaining Gold Coast estates on Long Island, NY.

She brings over 20 years of nonprofit experience and a deep commitment to public landscapes and civic engagement.

The Emerald Necklace Conservancy recently lost its case opposing the privatization of White Stadium, but with an appeal underway, the fight to protect public access in Boston’s Franklin Park continues.

On Wednesday, March 5, the Olmsted Network hosted a discussion on the privatization of White Stadium in Boston’s Franklin Park. Watch the webinar recording now and take action by signing onto our letter by Monday, March 10.

Meet Arleyn Levee, an ardent and vocal advocate who has served the Olmsted Network in countless forms since its founding in 1980.

Olmsted Parks Conservancy announces investment of more than $300,000 in Chauffeur’s Rest section of Cherokee Park.

Sara Cedar Miller retired from Central Park Conservancy in June after 40 years as a photographer and historian.

Design artwork for the Olmsted Network’s 2024 conference tote bag!

Meet Tupper Thomas, former head of Prospect Park Alliance and Park Administrator.

In their most ambitious landscape preservation project since 2005, Biltmore is planting an American holly hedge along one side of its Italian Garden. This will improve the view and restore the design to Olmsted’s original vision.

The Olmsted Network celebrates exciting progress in Milwaukee, WI, as Washington Park receives historic designation.

The Olmsted Network emphasized the vital relationship between public parks and public health during the American Public Health Association’s 2023 Annual Meeting & Expo in Atlanta, GA.