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North Dakota

Thanks to the Fund’s dynamic partnerships, more than 3,300 acres across North Dakota - including lands significant to the historic journey of Lewis and Clark - are now permanently protected, shielding the state’s natural resources and preserving its unique cultural heritage.

Neu Wildlife Management Area, ND

In 2004 the Fund brought together a diverse group of conservation partners to acquire and protect more than 950 acres at the confluence of the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers.  Read more>
Regional Scorecard - Midwest
Acres Protected: 282,085
Fair Market Value: $318,456,376
Acquisition Cost: $163,922,816
Total Acres Conserved Since 1985: 282,085
American Landscape at Risk

Lake Superior

The Upper Midwest, which has long sustained both wildlife and thriving communities, is now increasingly threatened by sprawl and land sales. The Fund's new initiative is working to protect the remaining forestlands, prairies and undeveloped lands along the Mississippi River and across the region. Read more>

How the Fund Can Help You

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