We invite you to enjoy this video as we look back on a truly extraordinary year and 15 years of conservation in Southeast Tennessee.
Watch the VideoWe work across the state to conserve places we can't afford to lose.
Read our Strategic Conservation Plan for Tennessee.While many of us are spending more time at home right now, we still want you to experience the joys and learning opportunities made possible by our 64-acre natural landscape at Glen Leven Farm. We hope you enjoy our new series of educational videos and activity ideas that highlight some of our favorite aspects of the farm and our Field Studies program.
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Protect Your LandYou may have read in the news about a small group of bad actors who are using conservation easements solely for their own personal financial gain. In the conservation community, these fraudulent agreements are known as syndicated conservation easements. The Land Trust for Tennessee condemns these syndicated conservation easements and does not participate in these types of transactions.
Read our full statement about why they must be stopped.We all need places to live, work, shop, and congregate, but some places are irreplaceable. We believe development and conservation must work hand-in-hand as partners to best serve our state and our citizens.
You can’t put a price on what we are saving today for tomorrow.
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