The Nature Conservancy in Maine

Key Facts

Since 1956, The Nature Conservancy in Maine has helped protect almost 2.5 million acres in the state and currently owns and manages more than 300,000 acres, constituting the largest system of nature preserves in the state.

With a mission to protect the lands and waters on which all life depends, TNC in Maine is taking action to protect land, restore waterways, work toward a healthy and sustainable ocean, address and mitigate the effects of climate change and connect people and nature—in Maine and around the world.

The Nature Conservancy employs a proven scientific approach, a skilled staff of conservation specialists, a pool of impressive partner organizations, and the support of committed members to care for Maine’s entire natural system—focusing the power of people to make positive changes for nature.

The Nature Conservancy in Maine is an accredited land trust.

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