Southeast
The Southeast encompasses landscapes as richly diverse as its people and culture — coastlines and marshes, islands and bayous, rivers and farmland, mountains and gorges. Nearly 100 land trusts within 10 states and two territories are dedicated to protecting these special places that provide wildlife habitats, fertile farm country, working forests, historic and cultural sites, biodiversity hotspots and exceptional scenic beauty.
States and territories we serve:
Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico
Southeast regional staff:
Kelly Presley, Southeast Program Manager
kpresley@lta.org | 202-800-2223
Programs in the Southeast
- Field Notes eNewsletter: Read our monthly Field Notes email to hear about happenings in New England.
- Land trust services: Land trusts can reach out to us for assistance with the following topics: excellence programming and capacity building, leadership development, peer exchanges, trainings, mentoring, board development, Standards and Practices implementation, partnership development, community conservation, climate change solutions and helping land trusts to improve their practices to better protect the local places people need and love.
- Peer learning groups: Join land conservation professionals to learn from and grow with each other.