By the Numbers:
262,876 acres of land and water saved
  • More than 75,195 acres have been preserved in partnership with the Fish and Wildlife Service.
  • Over 3,865 acres have been protected though the Conservation Loans program.

PROJECTS

Protecting Some of the Rarest Species in Texas at Holly Beach

Protecting Some of the Rarest Species in Texas at Holly Beach
An ecologically important southern Texas landscape was slated to become a golf course before we stepped in to provide a soluti...
Powderhorn Ranch

Powderhorn Ranch
In an era of rapidly rising land prices and diminishing government resources, this project exemplifies a new model of funding ...
Boggy Slough

Boggy Slough
Located west of Lufkin, Boggy Slough contains some of the oldest and most ecologically significant hardwood forest habitat in ...
Bobcat Ridge

Bobcat Ridge
Our Working Forest Fund purchased a 7,000-acre property in eastern Texas known as Bobcat Ridge, which includes 11 miles of the...
Mapping the Future of Longleaf Pine

Mapping the Future of Longleaf Pine
In 2009, The Conservation Fund joined more than 20 nonprofits and government agencies in America’s Longleaf Initiative to rebu...
Middle Neches Forestland

Middle Neches Forestland
In one of the largest, most complex forestland projects in Texas history, The Conservation Fund and Renewable Resources, LLC, ...
Sabine Ranch, Texas

Sabine Ranch, Texas
The successful conveyance of the entire Sabine Ranch to the USFWS will create a continuous Refuge of 71,237 acres....
Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge

Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge
Due to widespread habitat loss, only about 50 ocelots exist in the entire country, and the Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife R...