Since its founding in 1980, the Conservancy has spent over $113 million (through 2006) to restore most of the major Park landscapes.  A partial list of those restoration projects (there are over 90) and their completion dates includes:

• The Dairy, Central Park's first visitor center, in 1981
• Conservatory Garden in 1983
• Strawberry Fields in 1985
• King Jagliello statue in 1986
• Bethesda Terrace's four-year restoration, completed in 1988
• Grand Army Plaza in 1990
• The Ravine in 1992
• The Charles A. Dana Discovery Center and Harlem Meer in 1993
• Cedar Hill in 1995
• Maine Monument at Columbus Circle in 1996
• Merchants' Gate at Columbus Circle and its surrounding landscapes in 1997
• Great Lawn, Turtle Pond and adjacent landscapes completed in 1997
• Reservoir running track in 1998
• The building of the 79th Street Yard in 1999
• Restoration of the Reservoir landscapes completed in 2000
• Installation of the irrigation system at Sheep Meadow in 2001
• The Pond at 59th Street in 2001
• The Pool at West 103rd Street in 2003
• New Reservoir Fence in December 2003
• Park entrance at West 72nd Street in 2004
• Heckscher Playground, ballfields, and surrounding landscape in May 2006
• Restoration of the Mall in June 2006
• West 110th Street Playground in fall 2006
• Restoration of the Minton tiles ceiling at Bethesda Terrace Arcade in March 2007