South Dakota

We've been working to protect South Dakota's lands and waters since 1961.

We are working to conserve the native landscapes and species of South Dakota for people and nature.

The Nature Conservancy has helped protect more than 84,000 acres of prairies, rivers, lakes and wetlands in South Dakota.

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Back from the Brink

The Nature Conservancy is restoring bison to South Dakota and the Great Plains.

Prairies to Pines Update

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Return of the Black-footed Ferret

Conata Basin is home to one of North America’s most endangered animals: the black-footed ferret.


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