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John,

Join us for the release of our 2023 ParkScore index. Leading health
and park experts will unveil this year's top rankings and take
an in-depth look at ways parks are being powerfully leveraged to
support physical, mental, and community health nationwide.  

Register Today

Wednesday, May 24 at 12 p.m. (PDT) / 3 p.m. (EDT) 

For over a decade, Trust for Public Land has published its annual
ParkScore index, which ranks park systems in the 100 most populous
U.S. cities.

This work also highlights the power of parks to address some of the
most complex problems facing cities today, including health challenges
such as rising obesity rates, mental health problems, and loneliness.
We'll dig into why cities with better park systems are healthier
places to live and share practical ways to improve community health
and parks in your own community. 

Space is limited so I hope you will sign up today

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Dr. Howard Frumkin 
Senior Vice President & Director of the Land and People Lab 
Trust for Public Land

TPL turns 50

In 2023, we reflect on and celebrate our first 50 years of impact, and
we look ahead at the work still to be done. From protecting vast
stretches of wide-open spaces to revamping schoolyards, trails, and
parks, we strive for equity, inclusion, and access for everyone.

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