Get Involved: Upper Midwest
An American landscape at risk.
The Upper Midwest has long sustained both wildlife and thriving communities. But today, sprawl and land sales increasingly threaten this part of America’s heartland. Help us protect the remaining forestlands, prairies and undeveloped lands along the Mississippi River and across the region.
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Kodak Recognizes Greenway Preservation
31 grant awards given.
From winding bike paths to generous parks, the color green compliments every community. This week in Washington, D.C., 31 community organizations received grants to support local greenways, trails, and open space projects. The ceremony also honored four national leaders for outstanding achievement in community conservation.
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Elk and Antelope Habitat Protected in Montana
Five year effort ends in success.
 Outdoor enthusiasts—not to mention elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn antelope, and other wildlife—have new room to roam in Montana’s Elkhorn mountains. The Conservation Fund announced the successful close of a five-year effort to conserve Iron Mask, a 5,548-acre ranch that flanks the eastern side of the mountain range. Read More>
Be a Hero of Zero
Offset your carbon impact today.
 The Gift of Zero is a renewable way to be part of the solution to climate change. Every year, the Fund plants more trees with the support of Go Zero participants, restoring habitat, enhancing public recreation areas and offsetting carbon emissions. Become a Hero of Zero today.Read More> |
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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