Ralph Knoll

Senior Project Coordinator, Conservation Acquisition


Headshot of Ralph Knoll.

Ralph has been with The Conservation Fund since 2006 and is responsible for leading land conservation work in Tennessee.  His experience includes projects involving the protection of the Appalachian Trail in the Cherokee National Forest  and the protection of 600 acres along the Stones and Cumberland Rivers in Nashville. He has worked extensively with the U.S. Forest Service, state agencies, and the City of Nashville.

Previously, Ralph spent 28 years working for the Maine Department of Conservation. Prior to retiring as Deputy Director of the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands, he oversaw the state’s land conservation efforts, including a project that resulted in the protection 329,000 acres in northwest Maine.

Ralph holds an M.P.A. and a B.S. in Forest Management from the University of Maine.

Contact:  rknoll@conservationfund.org     Phone: 706-302-7139    Office: Georgia/Alabama


PROJECTS

Cherokee National Forest, Tennessee

The Cherokee National Forest is an invaluable natural landscape full of recreation opportunities, biodiversity and cultural he...

Green Infrastructure Plan for Nashville

Located in Davidson County, Tennessee, Nashville is a uniquely beautiful place, defined by the wide and winding Cumberland Riv...