Posts in News
NEWS RELEASE: The Great American Outdoors Act Will Ensure Vital Funding for National Park Resources and Repairs

The Trust for the National Mall is pleased to join with hundreds of groups representing state and regional tourism, local businesses, veterans groups, engineering and planning firms, conservation organizations, and the outdoor recreation industry to call on Congress to pass the Great American Outdoors Act (S. 3422) to invest in critical repair needs of national parks and other public lands.

Read More
Bringing the National Mall to YOU!

We want to help you and your family keep your spirits high during this unprecedented time. Over the coming days and weeks we will be compiling a variety of educational and fun ways to stay connected and bring the National Mall to you! Check back regularly and be sure to follow us on social media for updates as we continue to develop more exciting virtual initiatives to enhance your experience with America’s Front Yard.

Read More
NEWS RELEASE: Amid heightened social distancing, Trust looks for new ways to engage supporters and maintain donations to care for DC's famous blooms.

With closures, cancellations and uncertainty throughout the Nation's Capital, one thing remains constant this year: Washington, D.C.’s beloved cherry trees will blossom this spring as they have for more than 100 years – a reminder of the coming of spring and the emergence from a long, dark winter.

Read More
Enduring View from the Top: Reflections from Catherine Townsend, President & CEO

To some, it’s just a monument of stone, built by the hands of men and women. But like all monuments, it’s a connection to our past that helps light the way to our future. And more than just an obelisk, it’s an iconic symbol of democracy recognized around the world.

We're grateful that it’s accessible again. And the view from the top... it’s something that everyone should see at least once in their lifetime.

Read More
NEWS RELEASE: National Campaign Announced to Save National Mall Tidal Basin

Today the National Trust for Historic Preservation named the National Mall Tidal Basin to its National Treasures portfolio and announced plans to partner with the Trust for National Mall and the National Park Service over the next three years to address the 107-acre site’s pressing need for critical upgrades and modernization, including a crumbling sea wall and daily flooding that swamps sidewalks.

Read More