The Conservation Fund

Home to a diverse array of habitat including wetlands, wooded areas and urban agriculture, the 441-acre Kansas City Municipal...

Kathryn Johnston Memorial Park will be The Conservation Fund’s third Park With Purpose built in Atlanta in partnership with...

Upstate New York’s Tug Hill region, also known as Tug Hill Plateau, is known for its timber industry, snowfall...

Desert tortoises were once one of the West’s most abundant reptiles, but their populations have declined 90 percent since...

At the Fund, we believe kids have the right to a healthy childhood and that a healthy childhood includes...

Every year, Alaska’s Western Arctic caribou herd migrates across a third of the state, including Kobuk Valley National Park. This remarkable herd,...

The Lackawanna Highlands project in northeastern Pennsylvania follows a trend across the country of vast privately-owned working forests in...

The elusive and solitary ocelot, a small wild cat with markings similar to a leopard or jaguar, once ranged...

Located deep in the Rio Grande Valley at the southeastern tip of Texas along the Rio Grande River and...

About halfway between Chicago and Milwaukee, on the shores of Lake Michigan, lies Lake County. Rich with prairies, wetlands,...

Lake Iliamna is Alaska’s largest lake. The depths of its crystal clear waters produce the largest returns of Sockeye...

The white-sand beaches and charming Lake Michigan communities in southwest Michigan known as Harbor Country are popular weekend getaway...

High above the Lake Ophelia and Grand Cote national wildlife refuges in central Louisiana, hundreds of thousands of birds...

In 2011 two conservation organizations came to the same understanding, an idea formed probably while fishing where the best...

Norma DeCamp Burns wants to keep her North Carolina family farm from disappearing. In the Tar Heel state, that’s...

Just a few hours north of the Twin Cities, the pristine forests and clean waters that empty into Minnesota’s...

If you envision Michigan as the palm of your hand, some of the state’s most important conservation lands can...

The lesser prairie-chicken is commonly recognized for its feathered feet, stout build and mating behavior. Males perform a sequence...

Long fascinated by what lay west of the Mississippi River, President Thomas Jefferson in 1803 commissioned Captain Meriwether Lewis...

Thirty miles northeast of Columbia, SC, is Lake Wateree, a 13,000-acre lake created in 1920 with the construction of...

The English Avenue and Vine City neighborhoods lie in the shadow of downtown Atlanta, less than a mile from...

Nominated for a listing on the National Register of Historic Places, the city of Lithonia, just outside Atlanta, includes...

Clean and wild, the Little River in northeast Alabama is America’s longest mountaintop river, cutting through the deepest canyon...

Rice is a staple of any Cajun kitchen, and it’s just as important to Louisiana’s economy as well. As...

Imagine 4,000 – 5,000 mule deer traversing the same 150 mile corridor twice each year during their spring and...

We partnered with the Maine Department of Conservation on the acquisition of nearly 8,000 acres surrounding the Machias Lakes of eastern...

The Pismo Preserve is a picturesque stretch of land that sits just above California’s Pismo Beach, a few short...

As America’s demand for energy grows, providers are making major new investments in infrastructure. The emerging Rockies Express Pipeline...

Two hundred years ago, the “piney woods” of folk songs were a vast forest sweeping across 90 million acres...

Located in southern and central Missouri, the sizable Mark Twain National Forest stretches across 29 counties and encompasses 1.5...