How Land Conservation Protects Tennessee from Flooding
Flooding: The Most Common and Costly Natural Disaster in the United States Most Tennesseans are familiar with the most common […]Read more
September 2, 2025
Celebrating National Honeybee Day
August 20th is National Honeybee Day, when we’re reminded that pollinators keep Tennessee’s iconic plants blooming. They help our gardens […]Read more
August 15, 2025
RECAP: Inaugural Conservation Classic 2025
A New Tradition in the Making: The Inaugural Conservation Classic On August 9, 2025, supporters of The Land Trust for […]Read more
August 12, 2025
Board Member Spotlight: Mandy Young
Mandy Haynes Young is an attorney in Government, Administration & Regulatory and Health Law groups at Butler Snow. In her […]Read more
June 9, 2025
The Farmland Preservation Act: What it Means for Tennessee Farmers
A Big Win for Tennessee Farmers and Our State’s Largest Economic Sector On May 12, 2025, Governor Bill Lee signed […]Read more
May 22, 2025
Why Monthly Giving Matters
At The Land Trust for Tennessee, we believe that protecting land is one of the most meaningful ways to care […]Read more
May 19, 2025