Rooted in Place Conserving Louisiana’s Native Irises and Their Habitat at Live Oak Farm In Louisiana, irises are everywhere—featured in gardens, celebrated in festivals, and
Let’s learn about conservation, starting with: What is an easement?
Have you ever wondered where Louisiana’s most treasured natural places, from old-growth forests to winding bayous, are being protected for future generations? Our interactive property
A Childhood Rooted in Southeast Louisiana Marsha’s connection to land began in Franklinton, in Washington Parish, where her childhood unfolded among forests, dairy farms, and
A Lifelong Love for Green Space For Penny Daigle, the value of nature has always been clear—even in the heart of the city. A lifelong
A Childhood Rooted in the Land For Bonnie Lewis, stewardship began long before she ever walked a conservation property with a clipboard in hand. She
