Tennessee Newsletters
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Tennessee Field Notes Summer 2026
Explore how we are advancing conservation at scale, from collaborative leadership across the Appalachians and science-based planning for the Duck River to prescribed fire on the landscape and policy efforts that support land, water and wildlife.
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Tennessee Field Notes Winter 2025
Discover how the removal of the last remaining dam on Citico Creek is restoring natural flow in the Cherokee National Forest.
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Tennessee Field Notes Summer 2025
The latest updates on the conservation work taking place in Tennessee.
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Tennessee Nature News Spring 2025
Newsletter
The Nature Conservancy reports on conservation accomplishments taking place in Tennessee.
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Tennessee Field Notes Winter 2024
The Nature Conservancy publishes a bi-annual newsletter to share conservation news from Tennessee.
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Tennessee Nature News Fall 2024
The Nature Conservancy reports on conservation accomplishments taking place in Tennessee.
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Tennessee Field Notes Summer 2024
The Nature Conservancy publishes a bi-annual newsletter to share Tennessee conservation news with you.
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2025-2026 Press Releases
- Cherokee National Forest Partners with Collaborative Stakeholder Group to Restore Native Forest Communities
- Savage Gulf State Park Expanded by 670 Ecologically Significant Acres
- Landmark Acquisition of Hatchie Bottom Property Announced
- Protecting the Hatchie: 1,273 Acres of Critical River Habitat Conserved in West Tennessee
- Conservation Groups Join to Expand the North Cumberland WMA
- Tennessee Partners Convene Around State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP)
Nature Conservancy Magazine Features
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Up from the Underground
Magazine Feature
Nature Conservancy Magazine highlighted Tennessee’s cave restoration work on the cover of its Fall 2023 issue.
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Firefly Frenzy
The Nature Conservancy's work in Tennessee benefits a unique firefly species found at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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Carbon School
Feature Story
Nature Conservancy magazine features our partnership with the University of Tennessee.
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Latest News
Tennessee Caves (and Bats That Use Them)
With more than 10,000 caves in Tennessee, The Nature Conservancy has made preserving cave ecosystems a priority.
Chestnut Mountain in Tennessee
The Bridgestone Nature Reserve at Chestnut Mountain is a gift that keeps on giving to Tennessee.
Floodplains and Farms
In West Tennessee, working with the agriculture industry is key to restoring and reconnecting a landscape once dominated by vast floodplains and bottomland forests.