A proposed deep earth mine near the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is off the table thanks to a recent purchase by The Conservation Fund.

We’ve protected a critical parcel of land in southwestern Washington State, preserving vital habitat for federally threatened species and ensuring public access. 

One of the last unincorporated lands within Grand Teton National Park is now protected — thanks to Grand Teton National Park Foundation, National Park Service, and The Conservation Fund.

When an opportunity came along to permanently conserve this property and help the region forever remember the land’s importance, The Conservation Fund was there.

Grasslands are one of the most important yet overlooked ecosystems in the United States.