30 Years of Saves Across Tennessee!

Read about our Tennessee milestones, our supporters and the story of our chapter

 The Walls of Jericho

How You Can Help
Join us at Music City Roots on April 21 for a night benefitting The Nature Conservancy!

Press Releases

Chris Bridges Heads  Conservancy Work in West Tennessee
February 8, 2010

Duck River Featured in National Geographic!
January 22, 2010

Conservancy's Chief Conservation Officer to Speak at Vanderbilt
January 8, 2010
See a video of William Ginn's presentation

Conservancy Joins Forces with "Music City Roots"
September 28, 2009

Ingram Barge Co. and the Conservancy Work Together for the Mississippi River.
June 25, 2009

Video
Tennessee Tech, the Conservancy and Plateau communities partner for conservation

 
 The Northern Cumberlands

Conserving the Cumberlands
Learn more about the Conservancy's key role in innovative habitat conservation plans for the Cumberland Plateau, which plan for growth while protecting nature.

Media Coverage

The Tennessee Chapter is making headlines!

WTVF-TV and Chattanooga Times Free Press on National Geographic's coverage of the Duck River

Johnson City Press on 30 years of successes in Shady Valley

Rare species discovered in Smokies lands we protected

USA Today and Knoxville News Sentinel on our efforts to combat white-nose syndrome in Tennessee's bats. More on white-nose syndrome from NPR.

Helping farmers to protect the Duck River

Tenn.Conservationist magazine on our Connecting the Cumberlands project. (PDF download)

Cutting-edge mapping tool saves wildlife and conservation dollars

Field Notes

View Field Notes, our quarterly newsletter.

Winter 2009 - Year in Review (.pdf)

Fall 2009 (.pdf)

Summer 2009 (.pdf)

Spring 2009 (.pdf)

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

Video

See what we all can do about climate change. Nature is a solution!



Don't Transport Firewood!
Learn why firewood should not be moved, and help spread the word.