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Compatible Lands Foundation

Supporting Military Readiness and Resilience Through Land Conservation

The Compatible Lands Foundation addresses land use challenges through collaborative land conservation efforts. We work with public agencies, local governments, private landowners, and other partners to identify, enhance and protect important undeveloped or inappropriately developed lands and prohibit incompatible land uses through a variety of conservation tools. In most cases, CLF purchases conse

rvation easements from willing landowners, prohibiting incompatible land uses but allowing open space activities such as farming, ranching, and hunting.

06/03/2026

Compatible Lands Foundation works with landowners and partners to conserve open space, helping ensure that military missions remain viable while protecting the lands, water, and wildlife that make these communities special.

06/01/2026

At Compatible Lands Foundation, we protect the land that provides space for military training while preserving the wildlife habitat and working lands that make these landscapes so valuable. By conserving open spaces, we help prevent incompatible development and ensure these lands continue supporting both our nation's readiness and the natural resources we all depend on.

Learn more at: Compatiblelands.org

HILL AIR FORCE BASE, UTAH, UNITED STATES

U.S. Air Force photo by Cynthia Griggs

05/27/2026

At the Compatible Lands Foundation, conservation isn’t just about open space — it’s about keeping working lands productive, protecting wildlife habitat, and supporting the military readiness that keeps our nation secure.

Every conserved acre helps reduce incompatible development and preserve the landscapes that matter most.

Because once open land is gone, we don’t get it back.

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, Compatible Lands Foundation honors the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

As we remember their sacrifice, we remain committed to protecting the lands that support military readiness, working communities, and the future of our nation.

Today, we honor the fallen — and the mission they defended.

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

Soldiers assigned to the 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) have conducted the annual Memorial Day tradition since 1948, placing more than 260,000 flags throughout the cemetery to honor fallen service members, veterans, and their families.

U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Malik Retemiah

05/20/2026

Incompatible development happens when growth around military installations interferes with training, operations, or safety.

Things like dense housing, tall structures, or excessive lighting and noise complaints can limit military readiness and impact local landscapes.

That’s why Compatible Lands Foundation works with landowners and partners to conserve working lands that support both healthy communities and the military mission.

Learn more at compatiblelands.org

05/18/2026

What is Military Readiness?

Military readiness means our armed forces are trained, equipped, and prepared to respond when duty calls. Protecting compatible land around installations helps ensure realistic training can continue — while also conserving working lands, wildlife habitat, and natural resources.

Learn More at Compatiblelands.org

FORT HOOD, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

U.S. Army National Guard photo by Capt. Jasmine Mathews

05/13/2026

The Compatible Lands Foundation team crashes San Antonio! It's where military readiness meets conservation, partnerships, and a whole lot of Texas heat.

From protecting the Edwards Aquifer to supporting training missions at Joint Base San Antonio, CLF is on the ground making conservation count!

05/06/2026

Small bird = Big impact!

The Golden-cheeked Warbler is found only in Texas—and its survival depends on the health of our Hill Country woodlands. By conserving working lands and protecting critical habitat, Compatible Lands Foundation helps ensure this iconic species continues to thrive alongside strong, mission-ready military installations.

Joint Base San Antonio-Camp Bullis, The Nature Conservancy in Texas

Learn more at Compatiblelands.org

05/04/2026

Military training isn’t optional—it’s essential.

From pilots to ground forces, realistic training ensures our military is ready when it matters most.

But that training depends on something simple: space.

At Compatible Lands Foundation, we work to protect the land that makes readiness possible—before it’s gone.

Learn more at Compatiblelands.org

FORT HOOD, TEXAS

U.S. Army Photo by Pfc. Matthew Wantroba, 40th Public Affairs Detachment.

04/29/2026

Preserving land = preserving training missions.

That’s where Compatible Lands Foundation comes in.

Learn More: https://www.compatiblelands.org/

FORT HOOD, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

U.S. Army photo by Spc. Julian A. Winston

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500 S. Lynn Riggs Road #333
Claremore, OK
74017

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+19186950759

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http://www.compatiblelands.org/

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