316 mapped properties in Portland’s parks system. Includes parks, natural areas, gardens, facilities, and operational land. What are we counting?
Portland Parks · Partnership Atlas
Stronger parks.
Shared responsibility.
The people and organizations caring for Portland’s parks. Find their work, understand what it contributes, and see what makes a good public partnership.
- Curated partners in the map dataset
- 112
- Properties with mapped relationships / 316
- 71
- Agreement-based organizations · PP&R report
- 100+
- Site partnerships · PP&R report
- 40
Find your people
Search organizations, explore your neighborhood, and connect to the work happening nearby.
Partners near youFollow the contributions
See volunteer work, capital gifts, programs, and City support, with each measure kept on its own basis.
See partnership impactBuild on what works
Explore partnership examples and the responsibilities, public benefits, and access each model needs.
Explore the case studiesFY2025–26 · Source report
The report, connected to the Atlas.
All 17 pages reviewed. Named partners, district examples, capital projects, volunteer support, and future plans are connected to the relevant evidence and pages.
The companion presentation reports 485,391 volunteer hours. Reporting periods and valuation limits remain visible in the review.
The partnership network
Start with a park.
From evidence to action