TennGreen Land Conservancy Elects Bob Sarratt as Board President
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,…
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Momentum through the Mountains: Expanding the Cumberland Trail
Across the rugged terrain of the Cumberland Plateau, meaningful conservation progress is taking root—fueled by persistence, collaboration, and a deep respect for wild places. At…
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Celebrating 1,273 Acres of Hatchie River Conservation Success
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…
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Jon D. B. Awarded 2025’s Nashville Emerging Leader Award (NELA) in Environment & Sustainability
We’re thrilled to share that Jon D. B., TennGreen’s Director of Communications, has been named the 2025 Nashville Emerging Leader Award (NELA) winner in Environment…
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Appalachian Bear Rescue’s ‘Cubs Forever’ Campaign Holds Hope for Black Bears’ Future
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….
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Mill Creek Forest Conservation Easement Safeguards Rare Habitats in Putnam County
Tennessee (August 14, 2025) – Nestled in the steep, forested hills of Putnam County, Tennessee, the 106-acre Mill Creek Forest property has been permanently conserved…
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The Conserver – Summer 2025
TennGreen Land Conservancy’s newsletter, The Conserver, is now online! View the Summer 2025 edition as an interactive PDF here.
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Staff Spotlight: Chad Green, Administrative Coordinator
If you’ve volunteered with TennGreen Land Conservancy in the last few years, served on our Board of Directors, or visited our historic office on Music…
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The Economics of Tennessee Conservation
At the heart of Tennessee conservation lies a critical truth: Protecting Nature Pays Off—For All of Us. At TennGreen Land Conservancy, we know that conserving…
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2025 State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP) Draft Now Available For Public Comment
Through August 4th, Tennessee’s 2025 State Wildlife Action Plan draft (SWAP) is available for review and public comment. Your voice matters, and we encourage you…
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Basin Spring Conservation Easement Permanently Protects 100 Acres in Williamson County
Franklin, Tenn. (July 15, 2025) — On May 28, TennGreen Land Conservancy and landowners Dr. Joseph A. Little, III, and Billie B. Little of Franklin,…
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‘Roadless Rule’ Rescinding Threatens 85,000 acres of Tennessee’s National Forests
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…
