New acquisition of more than 1,700 acres will protect Florida First Magnitude Spring.

The historic Double Bar E Ranch in Sublette County, Wyoming has been in the Murdock family since the 1880s. It will live on as a place for wildlife to roam, thanks to a conservation easement.

The Nature Conservancy in Missouri has provided a major portion of the funding for the acquisition of 22,500 acres in the Cerrado, Brazil's vast savanna.

Forester to work with private landowners on forest restoration for wildlife and improve economic return from timber harvests

As part of a regional effort to protect the natural diversity of Georgia's Chattahoochee Fall Line region, The Nature Conservancy recently purchased 792 acres in southeastern Talbot County. Located seven miles east of Fort Benning, Blackjack Crossing is the first acquisition for The Nature Conservancy's Chattahoochee Fall Line project and represents a significant expansion of the Conservancy's ongoing conservation work at Fort Benning.