The following are examples of strategic conservation projects undertaken by the Fund and its partners:
A Sustainable Chesapeake: Better Models for Conservation
The Longleaf Pine: Mapping the Future
NiSource, Inc.: Strategic Planning To Offset Pipeline Impacts
US Department of Defense: Promoting Compatible Use
Civil War Battlefields: Targeting Protection Opportunities
Kent County Green Infrastructure Assessment
Metro Atlanta Rapid Parks Assessment Georgia
Assessing Green Infrastructure: Kona Green Infrastructure Assessment
Greening the Crossroads: A Green Infrastructure Plan for Central Indiana
US Route 301: Incorporating Environmental Stewardship into Transportation Planning
Cecil County Green Infrastructure Plan
Baltimore County Land Preservation Model
Talbot County Green Infrastructure Plan
Spartanburg County Rapid Parks Assessment
Nashville Open Space Plan (in progress in 2010)
Lufkin-Angelina County Green Infrastructure Plan
Houston Parks Rapid Assessment
Virginia Green Infrastructure Scoping Study (free download available)
Jefferson County Green Infrastructure Assessment
Detailed case studies are also available at www.greeninfrastructure.net

We need green infrastructure to balance the gray. The term "green infrastructure" has been used to refer to everything from green roofs to more ecologically friendly stormwater management systems. But what is it really?
The Conservation Fund completed a Green Infrastructure Technical Report for the Kona Community Development Plan. The report provides a strategic framework for guiding land development and land conservation decision making within the North Kona and South Kona Planning Districts within the country of Hawai’i.
The Kona Community Development Plan (CDP) wins the 2009 Outstanding Planning Award from the American Planning Association’s Hawaii Chapter.