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Civil War Battlefield Conservation, NC

The Conservation Fund's Civil War Battlefield Campaign works in partnerships to protect our nation's hallowed ground, to provide comprehensive information on the 384 principal Civil War battlefields, designated by the Civil War Sites Advisory Commission, and to honor those that fought and died in the war.

The Campaign has, with its partners, protected historic sites in 73 projects in 13 states, protecting more than 8,100 acres.

North Carolina Battlefield Conservation Projects

Averasboro, NC

The protection through an easement over 81 acres of the Confederate line during the battle of Averasboro on March 16, 1865, was made possible by a grant from the North Carolina Farmland Preservation Program.  Read more>

Bentonville, NC

The Conservation Fund and its partners have protected three critical areas now within the Bentonville Battleground State Historic Site.  Read more>
Regional Scorecard - Southeast
Acres Protected: 824,434
Fair Market Value: $1,417,252,951
Acquisition Cost: $1,002,805,057
Total Acres Conserved Since 1985: 824,434
Spotlight - North Carolina

Mary and Nelson James at the Raleigh Farmer's Market
Take a "Stand" for Farmers

This summer, there’s a lot going on "behind the stands." In North Carolina, farm families such as Mary and Nelson James have joined to cherish traditions, save farmland and sustain their community for future generations.
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