South Dakota | The Conservation Fund

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By the Numbers:

7,388 acres saved

More than 5,500 (5,523.13) acres have been preserved in partnership with the National Park Service.
Over $2,400,000 has gone to protect and benefit Historic Places.

Projects

Wind Cave National Park

Considered a sacred place by the Lakota, Wind Cave is one of the longest and most complex caves in...

Good Earth State Park

For centuries, the northwest corner of Iowa and the southeast corner of South Dakota have been a significant hub...

State Leads

Mark Elsbree
Senior Vice President and Western Director, Conservation Acquisition
Clint Miller
Midwest Project Director, Conservation Acquisition

Programs

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KeweenawNPS Veterans sometimes have both family and VA gravestones. This #TombstoneTales comes to us from the Chassell Cemetery in Houghton County, MI. John E. Kohtala, Finnish Immigrant and WWI veteran. #Keweenaw #CemeteryStories www.nps.gov/kewe/... pic.twitter.com/A...

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ShilohNPS The 2020 National Park Service Virtual Memorial Day Tribute — a social media event spanning more than 13 hours on Monday — features a series of livestreams, demonstrations, historic talks, and other activities starting at 7 am CDT. Join @ShilohNPS on Facebook. pic.twitter.com/B...

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ConservationFnd Another reason to protect the forests we love: Destroying habitats makes viruses and other pathogens more likely to infect humans: scientificamerica...

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