Freshwater stream from Campbell Conservation Easement entering Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge | Photo: George Wilson Archives
Our Successes
Atira Conservation is focused on conserving lands that matter: Our funding supports ecologically rich lands that have unique habitats, high species diversity and/or are important areas for plant and wildlife conservation. We also protrect properties adjacent-to or connected-to other conservation lands, as well as natural spaces with community significance.
Successful land conservation projects also depend on developing and growing partnerships with local land trusts, other conservation organizations and private landowners. Individual donors and conservation organizations may contact us to discuss land protection ideas for important natural spaces in their communities. It’s important to note that we only support easement and land purchases with committed perpetual stewardship and permanent protection plans in place.
Successful Projects: Click on the pins to learn about our land conservation successes!
Dog Island Preserve
Jordan Development Agricultural Land Easement
100-Acre Wood
Wild River Phase V
Jette Farm Grass Valley Conservation Easement
Warbler Ridge Preserve — Cam & Otta Cornett Farm Addition
Mill Creek Preserve
McCalla's Woods — Pam McCalla Addition
Em's Conservation Easement
East Fork Wetlands Nature Preserve Project
Sulphur Lick at Elkhorn Creek Conservation Easement
Hailey Greenway Expansion
Clark Creek Project
Mountain Brooks Wilderness Preserve
Upper Shoal River State Park
Teton River ALE Project
Montana Land Reliance Stowell Property
Mosquito Creek – Grand River Connector
Singer Lake Bog Preserve Expansion
Lobban Conservation Easement
Limestone Gap Preserve — Reese-Roan Tracts
Hurricane Gap Preserve — Karen Wilder Addition
Please join us in conserving
lands that matter!
Contact Us
Atira Conservation works with partners across the country. If you know of a natural space we should consider for protection, please email us with your idea.