Conservation Easements in Tennessee

Conservation easements can meet the needs of interested owners of working farms, ranches, timberlands, sporting properties, and recreational lands, who wish to protect valuable natural resources while retaining ownership of the property. A perpetual conservation easement allows a landowner to protect key natural habitats of a property while continuing to use the area for economic gain or recreation.

Accomplishments
Through May 1, 2004, Ducks Unlimited has protected 2,280 acres of forested wetlands via donated conservation easements in Tennessee.

For more information contact:

Jimmy Emfinger
Director of Land Protection
Southern Regional Office
jemfinger@ducks.org
(601) 206-5434

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Tennessee Habitat Projects

Mississippi Alluvial Valley Public Lands Projects Chickasaw NWR White Lake Refuge Lower Hatchie NWR Bogota WMA Eagle Lake Refuge Private Lands Program Tennessee Partners Project TPP: 2005 Annual Report Conservation Easements

Southeastern Coastal Plain Public Lands Projects Kyker Bottoms Refuge Cheatham County WMA Camden WMA Tellico Lake WMA Whites Mill Refuge AEDC WMA - Hunts Creek Henderson Island Yuchi WMA Horns Bluff Refuge 1990-2000 Band Recovery Map Large   XLarge