Ernest Maier Block and The Conservation Fund announced the Building Blocks of Change program to help offset the CO2 emissions from the production of concrete building materials,

Packed with an impressive amount of wildlife and plant species, Big Thicket National Preserve—the nation’s first national preserve—gained more than 3,600 acres of former Hancock Timber land.

The Fund partnered with the Bureau of Land Management to protect 7,440 acres of Roswell, New Mexico for key habitat for the Lesser Prairie-Chicken.

The Conservation Fund and its partners preserve more than 40 acres of bluffs around the Fort Davis National Historic Site, one of the best preserved examples of a frontier military posts in the American Southwest.

The Natural Capital Investment Fund announced that it has received a $250,000 grant from the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation to launch an Operating Assistance (OA) Fund

In early 2010 we completed the second and final phase of a land conservation project that adds 560 acres to the Meeteetse Spires Area of Critical Environmental Concern in the Beartooth Mountains.

The Conservation Fund announced a conservation easement on the only unprotected bottleneck along the “Path of the Pronghorn”—one of the longest land mammal migration routes in North America.

Two central Louisiana national wildlife refuges are getting a big boost toward their habitat restoration goals with the donation of more than 245,000 native trees