John, spending time outdoors brings us happiness and a deep sense of belonging. Simply put, weβre happiest outside. Whether you prefer a stroll in the sunshine, digging in the dirt, or picnicking in the park, enjoy our tips and tools to help you get outdoors this spring.
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Photo: Richard Hamilton Smith |
βπΎβπΌβπΏ Hundreds of people have already signed up to join our virtual Park Bench Chat on Monday, March 31, at noon (PDT), to explore the power of the outdoors in improving their well-being. We have room for you, too! This conversation brings together an exceptional group of speakers who will discuss why time spent outdoors is so important for well-being. |
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Does this event sound interesting? Vote below! |
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The Antiquities Act is one of Americaβs most effective conservation lawsβitβs protected some of our most popular scenic wonders, including the Grand Canyon. But this critical conservation tool is under attack. Congress is considering S.220/H.R.521, a bill that would repeal the Antiquities Act. Urge Congress to vote down this bill so we can protect our public lands! |
Time spent outside makes us happier. Studies show that time outdoors improves sleep, reduces stress, and relieves anxiety and depression. Test your knowledge of the health benefits of the outdoors with our quick quiz! |
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Taking timeβeven five or ten minutesβto be present in the outdoors does wonders to quiet the mind. Our partners at Calm have provided these free meditations to help you feel more aware, connected, and in rhythm with nature. |
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Host Ronda Lee Chapman heads to SXSW! Explore how outdoor programs empower young people of color, address historical and ongoing exclusion from outdoor spaces, and foster resilient, mentally strong leaders. Listen now. |
Also listen where you stream your favorite podcasts! |
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Can you imagine a future where every community has equitable access to the outdoors? Places that spark connection, nurture good health, and spread joy. We can. And with your gift today, we are one step closer to making sure everyone gets the opportunity to be happiest outside. Join us in the work of connecting everyone to the outdoors. |
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When you name Trust for Public Land as a beneficiary of your will or living trust, retirement plan, life insurance, donor-advised fund, or other financial account, your future gift will provide the foundation for access to public lands for all, now and in the future. |
Last month we asked: If you could instantly solve one problem facing humanity, what would it be and why? |
Can You Guess Where This Is? |
From parks and pathways to playgrounds and preserved lands, find stunning TPL projects from coast to coast. Can you guess where this is and how it's associated with TPL's work? |
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Advisory board members are TPL advocates, ambassadors, and donors that help increase our impact through philanthropy, advocacy, connections, and strategic guidance. |
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Was this issue of Outside Matters interesting to you? |
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Connecting everyone to the outdoors. We create parks and protect public land where theyβre needed most so that everyone will have access to the benefits and joys of the outdoors for generations to come. |
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