North Carolina - The Conservation Fund

By the Numbers:

240,202 acres of land and water saved

More than 111,565 acres have been protected in partnership with the Fish and Wildlife Service.
Over 4,225 acres have been protected though the Conservation Loans program.

The Coharie River has long served as the lifeblood of the Coharie tribal community and its ancestors. The river has provided s...

Thanks to the generous support of the Pisces Foundation, we are pioneering a new approach to how two growing southeastern metr...

In rural western North Carolina, women farmers are playing an increasingly critical role in building a strong regional food sy...

Apple is partnering with The Conservation Fund to permanently protect more than 36,000 acres of working forest in the eastern ...

Through the Parks with Purpose program, the Fund is providing support and capacity building to local environmental non-profits...

Enhancing the ecological health of Goose Creek stream while bringing triple bottom-line benefits to the surrounding Durham com...

Try This NC is a website designed to help rural North Carolinians find ways to incorporate healthy choices into their daily li...

Resourceful Communities provides rural churches with training to strengthen skills, small grants to support innovative project...

North Carolina’s Coastal Plains and Sandhills regions are home to half of the state’s “food deserts,” despite rich agricultura...

The Upper Neuse Clean Water Initiative, a coalition of nonprofit conservation organizations, has helped to develop a strategic...