Olympic Sculpture Park
A man hiking through a forest in a backpack.
A boy and a girl standing on a playground equipment.
From Summits to the Sound, We're Connecting More People to the Outdoors

Washington residents are connected by a love for the outdoors. Closeness to nature, whether it’s a neighborhood park, waterfront, or the surrounding mountains, is woven into their cultural identity. The outdoors is where we play, rest, and connect with nature and each other.

Access to these beautiful open spaces is essential to the health and well-being of all Washington communities, yet not everyone has equal access to these natural treasures. Trust for Public Land is working towards a future where every community enjoys access to nature for outdoor recreation, community engagement, and the health benefits they provide. From Olympic Sculpture Park to Rattlesnake Ridge, we’re working to connect more Washington communities to the benefits and joys of the outdoors.

TPL's Impact in Washington
Lands
143,695
ACRES OF LAND PROTECTED
Parks
154,762
PEOPLE CONNECTED TO THE OUTDOORS
Protected
357
ACTIVE AND COMPLETED PROJECTS
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TPL Team in Washington

Also serves: Alaska

Northwest Advisory Board

For media inquiries, contact:

Andy Orellana
Associate Director of Media Relations
775-391-3132
andy.orellana@tpl.org

Seattle Office

1218 Third Avenue
Suite 1700
Seattle, WA, 98101
(206) 587-2447
northwest@tpl.org

Wenatchee Office

18 N. Wenatchee Avenue
Second Floor
Wenatchee, WA, 98801
(509) 888-0844
northwest@tpl.org

Associate Vice President and Northwest Director