Since 1985, we have protected over 8 million acres of America’s most important, at-risk lands and waters. Last year, we worked on more than 150 projects in 35 states conserving nearly 207,000 acres valued at more than $323 million—35 more projects than the previous year! None of this is possible without you—our partners and supporters.

Blog: Redefining Conservation

Conservation’s Role in a Cleaner Energy Future

Conservation’s Role in a Cleaner Energy Future

Earlier this month, the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) found that, with our current pace of carbon...
Celebrating the Women Who Tell Our Conservation Stories

Celebrating the Women Who Tell Our Conservation Stories

The Conservation Fund strives to include and amplify women’s voices in conservation — those of our staff, partners and...
Conserving Land and History in Alabama’s Black Belt

Conserving Land and History in Alabama’s Black Belt

Efforts to preserve the abundant natural, historical, and cultural resources in Alabama’s Black Belt are gaining momentum, as evidenced...
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News

11,300 Acres in Okla. Poised to Become First State Forest

11,300 Acres in Okla. Poised to Become First State Forest

Deal between The Conservation Fund and Nuveen Natural Capital sets the stage for new outdoor recreation.
Public Access, Community Needs Balanced in Maine

Public Access, Community Needs Balanced in Maine

Initiative protecting nearly 12,000 acres on Canadian border began more than a decade ago.
Conecuh National Forest in Alabama Gains Critical Land

Conecuh National Forest in Alabama Gains Critical Land

One of Alabama’s most beautiful and ecologically diverse national forests has gained new protected land. The USDA Forest Service and...
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Video Stories

Restoring the River Under the World’s Busiest Airport

Restoring the River Under the World’s Busiest Airport

Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is best known for a few things: It’s the world’s busiest airport, seeing over 100,000,000...
Webinar: Taking Action for America’s Local Food

Webinar: Taking Action for America’s Local Food

This webinar (recorded on November 18, 2020) features the Working Farms Fund, an innovative pilot program launched in metro...
Return to Us: Restoring Alaska’s Eklutna River

Return to Us: Restoring Alaska’s Eklutna River

This film tells the story of The Conservation Fund's partnership with the Alaska Native Village of Eklutna to remove...
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