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OrganizationTrust for Public Land
LocationBronx New York
Project ActivitiesChanging The Built Environment  Parks, Recreational Facilities and Playgrounds  
Project SettingsUrban Neighborhoods  
Target PopulationLow-income  
Project StageMid implementation  
Project Duration3-5 years  
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susan.clark@tpl.org
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