Minnesota

Protecting Our Lands and Waters

We’ve been working to protect Minnesota’s lands and waters since 1958 for nature and for people.

Since 1958, The Nature Conservancy in Minnesota has protected more than 650,000 acres of forests, prairies, rivers, lakes and wetlands for current and future generations.

Explore what we’re doing today to protect Minnesota’s best lands and waters!

Download the new Minnesota Prairie Conservation Plan - Part I and Part II.
Note: Both documents are 3MB PDFs.

Our Work in Minnesota

Learn more about how we are protecting Minnesota for nature and people. 

We're off and running!

The Conservancy is participating in this year's Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon's charity program! We need runners and volunteers to join us and help protect Minnesota's lakes, rivers and streams, including the Mississippi - which provides the Twin Cities its drinking water. Contact Chris Anderson at (612) 331-0747 or canderson@tnc.org if you'd like to help.

 

Forestville-Mystery Cave State Park Expands

The Conservancy helps conserve towering limestone bluffs and two miles of trout streams in the Root River Watershed

Prairies to Pines Update

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Mississippi River Flooding

The Conservancy is committed to helping develop a long-term vision for the Mississippi watershed that continues to improve our ability to manage floods and solve other challenges.

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Our work in Minnesota

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