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In Tennessee, waterfalls aren’t rare surprises, they’re world-class landmarks. From the Cumberland Plateau to the Smokies and beyond, these icons of nature are woven into…

2025 was a remarkable year for conservation in Tennessee, and it was all made possible through our unparalleled community. “From all of us at TennGreen: thank…

TennGreen has acquired more than 30 acres within the Duck River watershed in Marshall County—an important step in protecting one of the most remarkable waterways in North…

TennGreen Land Conservancy’s newsletter, The Conserver, is now online! View the Fall 2025 edition as an interactive PDF here.

Get to know TennGreen Land Conservancy’s Director of Operations in our latest Staff Spotlight. “I feel like we were always meant to be here,” says…

The Land Trust Accreditation Commission, an independent program of the Land Trust Alliance, will conduct an extensive review of TennGreen’s policies and programs. Stakeholder Notification…

After 6 years of exceptional service on its Board of Directors, TennGreen Land Conservancy has elected Bob Sarratt as Board President. Nashville, Tennessee (October 1,…

Tennessee (September 9, 2025) –In April 2025, TennGreen Land Conservancy, The Nature Conservancy in Tennessee, and The Conservation Fund joined forces to protect 1,273 acres…

After reaching a new agreement with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA), Appalachian Bear Rescue, Tennessee’s only black bear rescue, is heralding a brighter future….

TennGreen Land Conservancy’s newsletter, The Conserver, is now online! View the Summer 2025 edition as an interactive PDF here.

Franklin, Tenn. (July 15, 2025) — On May 28, TennGreen Land Conservancy and landowners Dr. Joseph A. Little, III, and Billie B. Little of Franklin,…

TennGreen Land Conservancy responds to the federal rescinding that could open 85,000 acres of Tennessee forest to development. More than 85,000 acres of Tennessee’s most…