Friend, at a time when so many things pull us apart, parks bring us together.
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That’s the finding of our 14th annual ParkScore® index, released today. The data show that residents of cities with the highest-ranked park systems are healthier and more socially connected than those in cities with lower rankings. This year, we measured the 100 most populous U.S. cities in five categories: access, investment, amenities, acreage, and equity. |
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Can You Guess Which City Ranks #1 in the Country for Its Park System?
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Using the information from our ParkScore® index, we study access block-by-block, pinpoint areas where new parks are needed most, and work with local leaders to improve existing 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, |
Linda Hwang
Sr. Director of the Land and People Lab
Trust for Public Land |
How important are your local parks to you? |
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