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Alabama

The Fund and its partners have protected more than 8,000 acres in Alabama, including Civil War battlefield sites, blufflands for a national preserve, and a long-anticipated trail connecting Alabama to the Appalachian Trail.

Civil War Battlefield Conservation, AL

The Conservation Fund acquired 82 acres at Day's Gap, commemorating one of Alabama’s most substantial Civil War conflicts.   Read more>

Little River Canyon National Preserve, AL

The Fund protected blufflands for addition to Alabama's Little River Canyon National Preserve.  Read more>

Pinhoti Trail, AL, GA

For nearly two decades, the Alabama Trails Association, The Conservation Fund, Georgia Pinhoti Trails Association and others have worked to protect more than 7,000 acres and add more than 200 miles to the Pinhoti Trail across Alabama and Georgia.   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
Resourceful Communities and Family Farms

In North Carolina, farm families such as Mary and Nelson James have joined with the Fund's Resourceful Communities Program to cherish traditions, save farmland and sustain their community for future generations.
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