The Conservation Fund

10/14/2026

What’s a local animal you love seeing that always makes your day better?

10/13/2026

Less habitat fragmentation. More wildlife thriving. 💚

Roads, development, and fences can break up connected habitat, making it harder for wildlife to move, find food, and find mates.

Protecting land one piece at a time helps keep habitats connected and gives wildlife more room to roam.

10/08/2026

A few things worth celebrating from this month. 💚

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10/05/2026

Since 2005, Acres for America has helped protect more than 2 million acres of important habitat across all 50 states through one of the country’s largest public-private land conservation partnerships.

From working forests in Maine to salmon habitat in Alaska, explore four conservation stories from this 20-year partnership with National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.

Read the full story: https://www.conservationfund.org/acres-for-america

10/02/2026

The Conservation Fund has officially protected the final property in a decades-long effort to conserve 210 acres of at-risk land within Grand Teton National Park.

The properties sit at the Granite Canyon Entrance Station, helping safeguard an important gateway to the park.

See how it all came together:

Learn how six formerly privately owned properties within Grand Teton National Park are now permanently protected as part of the park.

09/30/2026

Habitat fragmentation happens when roads, development, and fences break up connected landscapes into smaller, isolated pieces, making it harder for wildlife to move, find food, and find mates.

Learn why connectivity matters for wildlife and what we’re doing to protect it: https://www.conservationfund.org/protecting-wildlife

09/29/2026

Habitat loss doesn't always happen all at once. Sometime it's a road here, a subdivision there, until the places wildlife depend on are no longer connected.

We protect the places that keep these landscapes whole.💚

09/24/2026

We’re excited to partner with the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund to help secure and protect historically significant Black heritage sites across the country.

Together, we’re helping protect the places that hold our history.

Learn more about the partnership and the places we’re working to protect: https://www.conservationfund.org/nthp-partnership

09/22/2026

Happy first day of fall! What’s the one thing you’re hoping to do outside this season?