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Dark-eyed Junco A Dark-eyed junco rests on the branch of a snowy tree. © The Nature Conservancy/Chris Helzer

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Conservation Update

Working Woodlands

Kentucky is one of three states to receive Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) funds for protecting Central Appalachian forests.

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Alert

Calling Nature Photographers

We need photographs of wildflowers and people in nature at our Sally Brown and Crutcher nature preserves. Help out and get credit for your work!

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Initiative

Western Kentucky Wetlands

In western Kentucky, restoring wetlands returns the landscape to nature while reducing floods and water pollution for local communities.

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Report

Year In Review

Thanks to your support, we have the ability to think big. Check out some recent accomplishments featured in this 2018 annual report.

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See the Places We Protect in Your Community

The Nature Conservancy has helped to protect 50,000 acres of private and public land across the Commonwealth. Our nature preserves include 18 miles of trails you can enjoy.

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