WORLD BEE DAY: Let the Bees Be!
If you see a bee of any species, please don’t kill it! And yes, that even means carpenter bees! Here’s why: Like the majority of bee species, carpenter bees are phenomenal pollinators that…
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Hike-a-Thon 2024 Raises Over $206,000 for Tennessee Conservation
TennGreen Land Conservancy hosted its fourth annual Hike-a-Thon in April, with enthusiastic participants and sponsors raising $206,914 for the environmental nonprofit. Friendly competition against other…
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Lamar Cedar Glades and Woodlands: 206 Acres Protected Forever in Rutherford County, Tennessee
206 acres of critical cedar glade habitat protected by a conservation easement in Rutherford County, Tennessee NASHVILLE, TN (April 17, 2024) — On Friday, April…
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Major Federal Investment Coming to Ducks Unlimited Park at Big River Crossing
$16.2 million awarded to restore Mississippi River floodplains near downtown Memphis via Ducks Unlimited Park MEMPHIS, Tenn. – April 11, 2024 – The U.S. Department…
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Governor Bill Lee Visits TennGreen Land Conservancy to Further Tennessee Conservation
NASHVILLE, TN (April 4, 2024) — On Tuesday, TennGreen Land Conservancy board and staff welcomed honorable Tennessee Governor Bill Lee to their historic office building…
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HIKE-A-THON 2024 is Here! Let the Games Begin!
It’s here! The 2024 Hike-a-Thon starts today, and we can’t wait to hit the trails, streams, and bluffs with you! Unlike any other event in…
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Scaling Our Work: The Strategic Land Conservation Plan (SLCP)
TennGreen Land Conservancy works statewide, protecting diverse landscapes from idyllic waterfalls to working farms. Over the past 25 years, we’ve proudly protected the conservation values…
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Hike-a-Thon 2024 Registration is Open! Let’s Support Nature in Tennessee
Registration is open for TennGreen Land Conservancy’s April Hike-a-Thon, a month-long competition that supports the protection of Tennessee’s lands and waters. Register for the Hike-a-Thon…
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This is Beaman Park: Nashville’s Gateway to the Highland Rim Forest
If you’re looking to escape into nature around Nashville, you don’t have to go far. This is Beaman Park. “This is a wonderful place to…
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‘The Living Land’ Film Premiere Spotlights Tennessee Conservation
by Jon D. B. Director of Marketing & Communications Last night’s ‘The Living Land’ film premiere was a resounding success. Our dear friend and prominent…
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Laurel Trace: 65 Acres Protected Forever in Fentress County, Tennessee
(From Left: Executive Director Alice Hudson Pell. Landowners landowners Van Bunch and Corinne Giagnorio. Conservation Project Manager Kristen Hanratty. Board President Mark Peacock; Signing of…
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Reflecting on a Year: Letter from TennGreen Executive Director, Alice Hudson Pell
How time flies! Over a year ago, I was incredibly honored to be chosen as TennGreen Land Conservancy’s new Executive Director. This appreciation rushes back…
