Kentucky

Protecting the Bluegrass State

The monthly Great Places Network highlights news from Kentucky and around the world.

The Kentucky Nature Lover blog provides a snapshot of our work, from the ground up.

See how you help to advance our mission in the Kentucky Field Notes newsletter.

A recent land purchase by The Nature Conservancy makes the news for connecting key wildlife habitat benefiting many species, including bats.

From burn boss to boat captain, working in conservation invites unique job opportunities. So, what does a "Director of Protection" do for nature?

A tribute to summer birds as we begin transitioning to a new season.

Here are 13 reasons why your support is critical to achieving The Nature Conservancy's mission in Kentucky.

See some of the spectacular birds you might see at our nature preserves this spring!

Trees clean the air in Kentucky's largest city.

Planting trees is helping the city.

This video montage reflects upon our Chapter's first four decades of conserving Kentucky nature.

Louisville students dedicate a day to the environment.

August 05, 2016: Land purchases to help bats in Eastern Ky.
July 14, 2016: Students from Louisville's Fern Creek High School make news in Colorado.
July 05, 2016: The "Nature's Road Trip" includes a stop in Kentucky.
May 25, 2016: The Nature Conservancy Congratulates Louisville, Kentucky, on Being Named to the 100 Resilient Cities Network