Protecting Recreation Areas

The Fund helped the National Park Service acquire more than 1,200 acres near the Killington Section of the Appalachian...

Located in the fastest growing county in South Carolina, the Ashley River historic district is considered one of the...

Located in DeKalb, Henry and Rockdale Counties, just 20 minutes from downtown Atlanta, Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area is widely...

The Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge covers roughly 9,000 acres of barrier island beaches and dunes, shrub-scrub, woodlands, farmlands...

In October 2010, the Fund’s Conservation Leadership Network brought together local business leaders, elected officials and public land managers...

With one of the nation’s most established farmland preservation efforts, Baltimore County in 2006 reached a major milestone: preserving...

Known as “The Valley Beautiful,” this rural Appalachian community is prime for development, but it is also home to...

As one of the nation's largest metropolitan areas, the Los Angeles region should be a recognized leader in park...

The Fund has been working for nearly a decade in the Androscoggin Valley, conserving river frontage, wildlife corridors and historic lands. Our...

Located in southeast Idaho, east of Pocatello, the Blackfoot River flows through rolling hills, canyons and breath-taking scenery. Here,...

The nearly 10,000-acre Rocky Fork property was once the largest unprotected tract of land in the Southern Appalachians. Located...

Encompassing one-third of the total land area of New York State, Adirondack Park is a unique collection of public...

The Gulf of Mexico, with its five bordering states—Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas—is a place of rich human...

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

Make the steep 3.1 mike hike to the top of Spy Rock along the Appalachian Trail and you'll be...