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Arkansas

The Little Red River after summer rains.
Little Red River The Little Red River after summer rains. © Ethan Inlander/The Nature Conservancy
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We work collaboratively with private landowners, businesses, public agencies and other organizations to conserve and restore the lands and waters of Arkansas. Since 1982, your support has helped us conserve more than 320,000 acres across the state.

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Conservation in the Natural State

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Visitors canoe down the Buffalo River.

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The Buffalo River

The Buffalo River is one of Arkansas’, and America’s, greatest national treasures.

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TNC has conducted inventories of unpaved roads—a significant source of detrimental sediment—in watersheds throughout the Ozark Highlands, including at Kings River.
Kings River, Arkansas: TNC has conducted inventories of unpaved roads—a significant source of detrimental sediment—in watersheds throughout the Ozark Highlands, including at Kings River. © The Nature Conservancy
Sunrise at Rattlesnake Ridge facing Pinnacle Mountain.

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We work proactively with private landowners, businesses, public agencies, and other organizations to conserve the lands and waters of the Natural State for people to enjoy.

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