Louisiana | The Conservation Fund

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207,241 acres saved

More than 83,000 acres have been preserved in partnership with the Fish and Wildlife Service.
More than 35,000 acres have been preserved to benefit Wildlife.

Runoff of nutrients from farmland in the Mississippi River Watershed is contributing to a hypoxic zone, or “dead zone,”...

Louisiana’s Ouachita River starts just 20 miles north of Monroe and stretches more than 42,500 acres north over the...

NiSource Inc. (NiSource), a Fortune 500 natural gas transmission and storage company, operates a 15,500 linear mile network of...

Project: Reforestation This project has been verified at Gold Level under the Climate, Community and Biodiversity (CCB) Standard, audited by...

Louisiana’s coastal wetlands are an amazing resource. They provide a buffer from devastating coastal storms, absorbing heavy rains that...

More than two million people live in Louisiana’s coastal areas, which generate nearly $120 billion in business every year...

Two hundred years ago, the “piney woods” of folk songs were a vast forest sweeping across 90 million acres...

For more than two decades, the Fund has been working to protect and restore Louisiana’s coastal wetland and associated upland habitats, like...

High above the Lake Ophelia and Grand Cote national wildlife refuges in central Louisiana, hundreds of thousands of birds...

With its roots high in the Texas Panhandle, two forks of the Red River confluence at the Texas-Oklahoma border...

The Gulf of Mexico, with its five bordering states—Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas—is a place of rich human...