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• New Project Garners Million-Dollar Grant

  CLEAR LAKE, SD
  September 16, 2009 2009 09 16

  On September 9, 2009, Prairies Without Borders, a new conservation project focusing on Deuel, Grant, and Roberts Counties in South Dakota, received a $1 million grant from the Migratory Bird Conservation Commission (MBCC) through the North America Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA). Learn More

• The Nature Conservancy Praises
  New Bipartisan Sodsaver Legislation

  June 01, 2012 2012 06 01

  Bill Would Protect South Dakotas Prairies, Save Taxpayer Money Learn More

• Genetically Valuable Bison from South Dakota to be Released onto Missouri Prairie
  

  RAPID CITY, South Dakota
  Topic (Conservation Lands)
  November 15, 2011 2011 11 15

  Bison from The Nature Conservancy in South Dakota Were Rounded Up and Sent to Missouri to Create a New Herd Learn More

• 160 Acre Land Purchase Completed at Badlands National Park

  February 24, 2012 2012 02 24

  Badlands National Park is a little larger but better for wildlife and for managers after The National Park Service purchasing a key property from The Nature Conservancy. Learn More

• Donation from The Nature Conservancy Will Help Conserve Land in Prairie Coteau

  CLEAR LAKE, S.D.
  December 23, 2011 2011 12 23

  The Nature Conservancy's donation of land in Minnesota will help the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service purchase additional conservation easements from South Dakota landowners who want to conserve their property. Learn More

• The Nature Conservancy Will Showcase New Green Buildings at its Ordway Prairie Preserve

  LEOLA, SD
  July 07, 2010 2010 07 07

  Open House Includes Tours of Headquarters and Workshop, Opportunities to See Bison, Join a Prairie Hike Learn More

• The Benefits of Fire!

  April 01, 2008 2008 04 01

  The Nature Conservancy set to begin prescribed burns this spring in South Dakota Learn More

• The Nature Conservancy Holds Photo Contest to Highlight Prairies in Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota

  August 19, 2008 2008 08 19

  Prairie Photo Competition to be Held in Conjunction with Federal Duck Stamp Contest Learn More

• The Nature Conservancy in South Dakota Transfers Bison to Native Prairie in Iowa

  RAPID CITY, SD
  October 21, 2008 2008 10 21

  The Nature Conservancy in South Dakota transferred 30 bison from its Lame Johnny Creek Ranch to a native prairie in western Iowa to help conserve a rare bison population known for its genetic integrity. Learn More

• Rare Wetland in Alabaugh Canyon at Risk Due to 2007 Wildfire

  RAPID CITY, SD
  March 6, 2009 2009 03 06

  Effort to Conserve Wetland is Underway at The Nature Conservancy’s Whitney Preserve Learn More

• North Dakota and South Dakota Landowners Get Help from Congress

  CLEAR LAKE, SD
  April 1, 2009 2009 04 01

  Program that Assists Landowners in Conserving Native Prairie Receives Funding Learn More

• The Nature Conservancy Hires Prairie Ecologist to Help Guide its Conservation Work in Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota

  CLEAR LAKE, SD
  March 8, 2010 2010 03 08

  The Nature Conservancy has for the first time hired a prairie ecologist to help guide its grassland conservation work in Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota. Learn More

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