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Friend of Trust for Public Land,

Nearly half of Americans report feeling alone or left out sometimes or
always and a lack of meaningful social interactions on a daily basis.
One in five reports rarely or never feeling close to other people.
Loneliness, consequently, undermines health.

Yesterday, we released the 12th annual ParkScore® index, which shows that cities with the highest rankings are healthier places to live. We measured the 100 most populous cities in five
categories: access, investment, amenities, acreage, and equity.


Can You Guess Which Midwest City Ranks in Our Top 10 Park Systems?

Columbus, Ohio

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St. Paul, Minnesota

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Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Omaha, Nebraska

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Can You Guess Which Northeast City Ranks in Our Top 10 Park Systems?

Boston, Massachusetts

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New York, New York

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Buffalo, New York

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Can You Guess Which Southern City Ranks in Our Top 10 Park Systems?

New Orleans, Louisiana

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Washington, DC

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Miami, Florida

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Tulsa, Oklahoma

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Can You Guess Which Western City Ranks in Our Top 10 Park
Systems?

Denver, Colorado

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Irvine, California

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Henderson, Nevada

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Scottsdale, Arizona

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Using the information from our ParkScore report, we are studying
access on a block-by-block basis, pinpointing areas where new parks
are most needed, and working with municipal leaders nationwide to
improve parks. With your support, we can break down barriers to park
access and create opportunities for people to engage with
nature - and each other.
 
For the love of parks,

Howard Frumkin
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 unspoiled
lands, building parks and trails, and transforming schoolyards, we
strive to create healthy, equitable communities for everyone.

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