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Fort Washington Park within National Capital Parks East, MD
The Park Trust helped NPS complete a 4.04-acre land donation to help preserve the Fort's natural landscape.
News
National Park Trust Adds The Last Missing Piece to Fort Washington Park in Maryland
National Park Trust announced the acquisition and transfer of the last privately owned land within Fort Washington Park in Prince George’s County, MD.
Protected Park
Piscataway Park, MD
In 1998, the Park Trust contributed to the purchase of 57 acres along Piscataway Creek in Piscataway Park, MD.
Protected Park
Islands of the Potomac Wildlife Management Area, MD
In 1993, the Park Trust completed the preservation of the 30-acre Oxley Island on the Potomac River, adjacent to the Chesapeake and Ohio National Historical Park.
Blog
Leave No Trace When Nature Calls
Have you ever been outside, far from a toilet, and realized you had to go to the bathroom? Ambassador Robbie D. explains how to use "Leave No Trace" principals when nature calls.
Resource
ParkPassport Mobile App
Download and use the ParkPassport App to discover new outdoor places to explore all year long.
Protected Park
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park, MD
The Park Trust is working with NPS and the State of Maryland to acquire land tied to the history of the C&O Canal.
Resource
Explore Parks Near You
Explore parks near you! Wondering what parks are in your state? Look no further!
Resource
Communicating Like a Civil War Soldier
Without modern technology, Civil War soldiers had to find creative ways to communicate in secret. Learn about signal flags with Buddy Bison and discover how soldiers who fought in the Battle of Antietam (which took place in Maryland) used flags, codes, and ciphers to send and encrypt messages. Then create...
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