Category: Field Notes

Friends of Montrose Park in Washington, DC, say goodbye to a long-standing white oak tree and make plans for future tree planting.

The Garden Club of Orange and Dutchess Counties welcomed students to Downing Park for the kick-off for the Root for Trees! Program.

Olmsted City of Greater Utica celebrates the restoration of the historic Lily Pond in F.T. Proctor Park and its receipt of a large USDA Community Forestry Grant.

In October, Belle Isle Conservancy began its search for a new leader.

On November 29, the Boston community celebrated the completion of the Muddy River Flood Risk Management Project.

Birkenhead Park added to the 2023 UK Tentative List for World Heritage for pioneering urban, public parks and serving most famously as the inspiration for New York’s Central Park.

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. 

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 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.