In projects in Texas and North Carolina, The Conservation Fund is working with local communities to create new economies through ecotourism.
Read more>Established in 1991, The Conservation Fund's Resourceful Communities Program blends innovative techniques to help North Carolina's underserved communities create new economies that protect and restore, rather than extract, natural resources.
Read more>Rural entrepreneurs in West Virginia and across Appalachia are turning to the Natural Capital Investment Fund (NCIF), a nonprofit affiliate of The Conservation Fund, to capitalize on a new funding source and improve their productivity.
Read more>With millions of acres of forestland trading hands in the last year and 20 million acres slated for sale by 2030, many of the nation’s resource-based communities are at a crossroads. The Fund is demonstrating that sustainable forestry can be used as an effective tool to protect water, wildlife and jobs.
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