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Urban Conservation - The Conservation Fund Our Programs Urban Conservation Nature can jointly help revitalize neighborhoods and unite communities, while providing multiple benefits for all.
passed directly to grassroots organizations to build capacity of organizations supported are led by people of color community partners supported with funding and technical assistance leveraged for land acquisition and greenspace development The Conservation Fund works across America to support healthy, vibrant cities through greenspace and other urban conservation efforts.
Greenspaces and urban parks create more equitable and livable neighborhoods while supporting climate resiliency, water management, healthy food access, job opportunities and cleaner air and water. We recognize the historical, cultural and community significance of where we work and acknowledge that the understanding of and need for these greenspaces often lies in the hands of long-time residents.
That’s why our approach relies on active listening and close collaboration with neighbors, local partners and civic leaders to strategically implement their vision. We bring residents and municipalities to the same decision-making table to build trust and promote collaborative projects in historically underrepresented communities. Achieving environmental and economic goals often requires solving complex problems.
We bring strategic conservation expertise to achieve the multiple benefits from investing in clean air, clean water, habitat, climate resilience and adaptation, and community livability. We help communities identify their conservation priorities and goals, and we recommend high-impact and cost-effective implementation strategies that help build the capacity of communities to fulfill their conservation visions.
Through our balanced approach to nature and our built environment, we have performed green infrastructure activities in almost 40 states and have completed greenspace plans for three of the largest metropolitan areas in the country — helping revitalize neighborhoods, unite communities and position cities to thrive for every resident.
2026 Urban Conservation & Community Fellowship Applications The Urban Conservation and Community (UCC) Fellowship Program is aimed at identifying high-potential individuals interested in working with community-based nonprofit organizations. Applications are now open for one-year, full-time paid Fellowships in Washington, DC; Detroit, MI; Pontiac, MI; and Altadena, CA. All applications are due April 6 at midnight PST.
Learn More & How to Apply 2026 Urban Conservation & Community Catalytic Grants These grants are designed to spark momentum — providing strategic, early-stage investments that help organizations move bold ideas into action. Learn More & How to Apply Parks With Purpose in Atlanta We are creating safe places to play, job training and easy access to greenspace in Atlanta’s historically underserved communities.
Parks with Purpose in Raleigh Our Parks with Purpose initiative has delivered equitable conservation outcomes to residents in the Biltmore Hills and Rochester Heights communities. This community garden and gathering place was stewarded by neighbors and advocates to honor a beloved matriarch of Atlanta’s English Avenue community.
Conservation as Racial Justice The historic Chattahoochee Brick site was designated one of the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Top 10 ‘Places in Peril. ’ We’re showcasing what makes the river unique — while creating new ways for people to access and enjoy its waters. Urban Food Forest at Browns Mill Atlanta’s urban food forest is the first of its kind in the city, providing fresh produce in a community that has limited...
Parks With Purpose in Baltimore We are helping to revitalize a centuries-old park to realize the triple-bottom-line community benefits of a healthy envir... We’re showcasing what makes the river unique — while creating new ways for people to access and enjoy its waters. Parks With Purpose in Baltimore We are helping to revitalize a centuries-old park to realize the triple-bottom-line community benefits of a healthy envir...
Urban Food Forest at Browns Mill Atlanta’s urban food forest is the first of its kind in the city, providing fresh produce in a community that has limited... Parks with Purpose — Transforming Inner-City Properties into Vibrant New Parks Through equitable park development projects and a community-centered approach, we work with residents to transform and restore blighted, inner-city properties into vibrant new parks.
Investing in the Next Generation of Urba... America’s underserved urban communities face plenty of challenges, including a lack of adequate green and open spaces to ... Launching the Urban Conservation and Com...
The Conservation Fund is thrilled to announce the launch of the Urban Conservation and Community Fellowship Program, deve... The Power of Collaborative Learning The Conservation Fund’s Parks with Purpose Peer Exchange is a unique learning and networking event that brings together a... Investing in the Next Generation of Urba...
America’s underserved urban communities face plenty of challenges, including a lack of adequate green and open spaces to ... The Power of Collaborative Learning The Conservation Fund’s Parks with Purpose Peer Exchange is a unique learning and networking event that brings together a... Launching the Urban Conservation and Com...
The Conservation Fund is thrilled to announce the launch of the Urban Conservation and Community Fellowship Program, deve... Director, Urban Conservation and Community trichardson@conservationf... Urban Conservation and Community Program Manager kpramik@conservationfund....
Program Associate, Urban Conservation and Community mfuller@conservationfund.... Protect the Lands That Sustain Us
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The FY26 BLM Youth Conservation Corps NOFO (L26AS00064) holds a Round Two deadline of October 16, 2026 — $900,000, eight awards, $30,000 to $220,000 each. Its siblings are larger and richer, and every one of them explicitly bars Public Lands Corps work. That exclusion, not the dollar figure, is the strategy.
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Read articleThe North American Wetlands Conservation Act funds wetland and migratory-bird habitat through two tracks — U.S. Small Grants (up to $250,000, closing June 25, 2026) and the larger U.S. Standard Grants. Both require a 1:1 non-federal match, and that match is where most applications are won or lost. Here is how the program works, who is eligible, and why land trusts and Tribes should care.
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