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Protecting What You Love!

August 1, 2022
Many of you have supported North Alabama land preservation for years. Your annual Land Trust membership support and gifts to land acquisition campaigns have protected more than just 9,000 acres […]
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Exciting Additions to End 2021

January 20, 2022
Land Trust of North Alabama ended 2021 with two final additions totaling 199 acres, making our total for the year 452 acres! The first of these land acquisitions was 176 […]
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Partnership to Protect Cane Creek Canyon

November 9, 2020
Land Trust of North Alabama has entered a partnership with Cane Creek Canyon Nature Preserve to ensure future protection of this unique property in Northwest Alabama while also allowing for […]
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Partnership Preserves 700 Acres for Habitat Protection

June 22, 2020
The City of Huntsville has donated 700 acres to the Land Trust of North Alabama preserving an extraordinary conservation area in Limestone County. This partnership with the City of Huntsville […]
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Changes to Conservation Partnership in North Alabama

January 6, 2020
Land Trust of North Alabama believes in protecting and caring for our area’s important natural spaces. Often the best way to ensure we can make the most significant impact is […]
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Conservation Continues on Keel Mountain

November 1, 2018
Land Trust of North Alabama recently preserved 40 acres on Keel Mountain near the Madison/Jackson County line. This land was donated by the Terry Family, who also provided much of […]
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A Partnership in Cave Conservation

August 29, 2018
A new partnership between the National Speleological Society (NSS) and Land Trust of North Alabama will help ensure the many caves found on Land Trust preserves as well as the fragile life […]
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Family Ranch Shared & Preserved Forever

March 21, 2018
Originally published February 2018 in Land Trust of North Alabama’s 2017 Annual Impact Report. Located on a finger of Keel Mountain just east of the Madison/Jackson County line and south […]
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Berry Mountain – Limestone, Family Lore, and Valley Views

December 7, 2017
At least once each year, Land Trust staff takes a break from our normal routine for a staff hike. We explore a property together that most of the team may […]
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Support Urgently Needed to Preserve Marshall County Natural Treasure

August 18, 2017
The Land Trust of North Alabama is calling for urgent community support to preserve an exquisite 32-acre property in Marshall County. Natural Bridge and Ghost Creek Falls contains all that […]
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