Cherokee & Pisgah National Forests border TN/NC (photo by David Ramsey)
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Southern Conservation Partners helps local initiatives and communities across the southern U.S. to save, restore, and enhance premier environmental resources and natural heritage assets. We promote innovative collaborations designed to conserve and care for the South's natural and cultural heritage and ecological health. We believe in the power of partnerships, creativity, and storytelling to respect and care for the South's natural heritage. |
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Our Goals
How It Works
The Importance of International ConnectionsIt is no surprise that as the world recovers from the isolation of the Covid pandemic, rebuilding international ties has become a priority. For those in the conservation community, the long-delayed UN Conference on Biodiversity, held in Montréal in December 2022, was an important moment of reconnection--a landmark event forging a stronger linkage between culture and nature, with the goal of a more sustainable future. READ ABOUT that conference in The Living Landscape Observer. . . .
Also, learn how nations have agreed on a deal to protect ocean life. |
Southern Conservation Partners is operated by volunteers. We depend on donations to finance our operational expenses and services. Become a partner and offer financial support for continued operation of SCP or in support of a project we sponsor. Send a check (address below) or donate through our secure online giving option offered through PayPal. You may designate your contribution for one of our sponsored projects or in general support of our mission.* THANK YOU!
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*Southern Conservation Partners, Inc., is IRS-certified as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charity.
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