Gila National Park, New Mexico/Photo: The Conservation Fund

Southwest

Through partnerships with land trusts, state and federal agencies, and willing landowners, The Conservation Fund has protected more than 1.1 million acres of prime wildlife habitat, recreational areas and historic lands in the Southwest region since 1985.

Arizona

More than 940,000 acres of Arizona’s working landscapes and majestic open spaces – including significant lands surrounding the Grand Canyon – have been permanently preserved through the Fund’s partnerships.  Read more>

New Mexico

From spectacular canyons to working forests, the Fund and its partners have protected more than 55,000 acres across New Mexico, sustaining key wildlife populations, enhancing recreation opportunities and preserving the state’s rich cultural heritage.  Read more>

Texas

Whether sheltering vulnerable wildlife habitat in the hardwood forests of Big Thicket National Preserve or revitalizing local economies and popular recreation areas, the Fund and its partners are dedicated to protecting Texas’ natural, cultural and historic resources. Thus far the Fund and its partners have protected more than 130,000 acres here.  Read more>
Scorecard: Southwest
Acres Protected: 1,142,463
Fair Market Value: $173,707,540
Acquisition Cost: $123,144,025
Help Save Our Wild Havens

baby bear in Alaska

At the Fund we help save wild havens: large, natural spaces for wildlife to be exactly that—wild. Your gift ensures that wildlife, like this bear cub, has the habitat it needs to thrive.

 

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Texas Pineywoods Experience

kayaker by the river

The Texas Pineywoods Experience is a Sustainable Tourism Program that aims to combine economic development and tourism. We can help you plan your trip with a calendar of events, maps, and information about the many recreational opportunities in the area.

Visit our Web site and learn about this land of stunning beauty >>