Mark Godfrey/TNC (paddle-boat Spirit of Dubuque near Dubuque, Iowa)

Take a Journey

Join the Conservancy on a journey down the Mississippi River. Hear the stories of people who depend on this mighty river for their livelihoods and inspiration. Watch the video!

 


What's New

One of the largest snakes in North America, the Eastern coachwhip snake is a species of special concern. Watch a video of two found at Camp Shelby.


Black bears are returning to the Mississippi Delta. Find out how the Conservancy and its partners are conserving and restoring vital habitat for black bears and many species of concern such as the alligator snapping turtle, pallid sturgeon, interior least tern and rock pocketbook mussel.


Share Your Photos. Help us show, through your photographs, the irreplaceable value of Mississippi's special places. Click here to learn more.


Conservancy researchers and volunteers go on a fishing expedition for science. With the support of DuPont, biologists are using their rods and reels to monitor the benefits of a newly created reef in the Bay of St. Louis in the Gulf of Mexico. Learn more.

 

Join Great Places

Cover of The Nature Conservancy in Mississippi 2009 year-end report

Download a copy of our 2009 special 20-year anniversary year-end report.

 


Protecting Rare Animals

The threatened gopher tortoise is getting a head start through a unique research project at Camp Shelby. Read how our work is benefitting an array of species as well as soldiers. Watch the video!

Members

Show your support for conservation in Mississippi and beyond by displaying a Conservancy vehicle magnet. Find out how you can get one.