Author: Victoria Vanhuss

Volunteers from across Atlanta joined Olmsted Linear Park Alliance to remove invasives from Deepdene Forest.

After months of advocacy, the Lake Wales City Commission unanimously adopted the Lake Wales Envisioned plan.

The University of Bridgeport recently hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of the first phase of the Seaside Gateway Trail. 

The Caumsett Foundation learns more about the site's Olmsted history.

From growing up in a designed landscape to studying landscape architecture and watching the environmental movement grow, Thomas M. Paine's life journey has been heavily influenced by Olmsted and his principles.

As landscapes contend with the realities of climate change, the Olmsted Network and our coalition of partners embrace Olmsted’s nature-based solutions.

After 25 years of community advocacy, the beloved Carlton Street Footbridge has reopened to visitors of Boston's Emerald Necklace.

Downing Park Conservancy aims to attract new park supporters with its recent rebrand.

Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy recently received recognition by ArbNet and Morton Register for the South Park Arboretum.

The Olmsted Network recently returned from our annual conference in Milwaukee, WI. Highlights included tours of Milwaukee’s Olmsted parks, a visit to an exceptional residential property in Lake Geneva, as well as an awards dinner honoring our 2023 award winners.

Kathy Smith recalls growing up near Washington Park in Milwaukee, WI, and her trip back to revisit this special place.

The Trinity College Arboretum was established during Olmsted 200 and the institution’s own bicentennial year.

Olmsted Parks Conservancy has partnered with Kentucky State University to rid Iroquois Park of invasive plants.

Planting Fields Foundation is continuing the restoration of our Olmsted-designed landscape, including planting 110 oak trees.

Friends of Morningside Park, NYCParks and Columbia University launch research partnership to study toxic pond algae and revitalize the park’s pond and waterfall.