The Olmsted Conservancy

The Olmsted Conservancy is dedicated to maintaining and enhancing Detroit's iconic parks, especially Belle Isle Park, through conservation, public programs, and improvements. Named after landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, it focuses on preserving the natural beauty and historical significance of these public spaces. The conservancy involves community involvement, fundraising, and sustainable practices to ensure parks remain accessible, inviting, and well-maintained for residents and visitors alike. Their work helps promote health, recreation, and environmental stewardship, making Detroit’s green spaces vital assets for the city's well-being and cultural identity.