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Molly Morgan
Texas State Director, Associate Vice President @Trust for Public Land
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WORK HISTORY
Texas State Director, Associate Vice President @Trust for Public Land
Dallas, TX, US
EDUCATION
University of Colorado
BA, Studio Arts; Printmaking
The University of Texas at Arlington
Master of Landscape Architecture, Landscape Architecture
University of Colorado Boulder
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Art History
ABOUT MOLLY MORGAN
Molly is a leader and program director known for her impactful work in greenspace planning and development. With a Master\'s in Landscape Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington and a deep commitment to community engagement, her expertise has been pivotal in visioning and executing award-winning projects such as the Five Mile Creek Urban Greenbelt Plan and South Oak Cliff Renaissance Park. She is celebrated for her innovative leadership as the Parks and Schoolyards Program Director for North Texas at the Trust for Public Land, where she helped secured significant federal funding to expand trails and create equitable public spaces.The program’s achievements include the Honor Award for Built Projects from Texas ASLA and the Great Dallas Planning Council\'s Built Project Award, highlighting her ability to deliver transformative community projects like Smart Growth for Dallas, South Oak Cliff Renaissance Park, and Judge Charles R Rose Park. Molly has established herself as an influential speaker and advocate for sustainable, community-driven greenspace development, ensuring that her projects resonate deeply with the communities they serve. Her visionary leadership continues to shape meaningful public spaces that enhance health, equity, and resilience across North Texas.
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