KNLT – Protecting, Connecting & Restoring Wildlands

Warbler Ridge Expansion for Earth Day

KNLT has protected another 65-acres on Pine Mountain in Harlan County, expanding the Warbler Ridge Preserve to 3,166 acres. Read More >>

Lliam Sumpter Addition to Warbler Ridge Preserve ~ photo by Tara Littlefield, OKNP
Pine Mountain: A Wild & Stellar Link in the Great Eastern Trail

KNLT has been a key partner in the Kentucky section of the trail securing land along the proposed route and assisting with trail building. Read Our Latest Blog>>

Great Eastern Trail–Pine Mountain Section ~ photo by Greg Abernathy
Warbler Ridge Expands

KNLT adds 54 acres to the Warbler Ridge Preserve and secures a key link in the proposed route of the Great Eastern Trail. Read More>>

Warbler Ridge Preserve ~ Bill Lancaster
KNLT 2022 Year in Review

Thanks to your partnership we had another year of conservation successes. In 2022, KNLT protected 2,100 acres of wildlands across the Commonwealth. Read More>>

Pine Mountain sunset ~ photo Jennifer Honeycutt
KNLT Protects Wildlands Next to Blanton Forest

This fall, KNLT protected 68 acres on Pine Mountain in Harlan County. The land adds to a 7,000+ acre complex of conservation lands. Read More>>

Newly protected wildlands ~ photo by Derrick Lindsay, KNLT
A Weekend on Pine Mountain: A Birder's Perspective

Read our latest blog about Kentucky Ornithological Society’s recent outing to Pine Mountain. Read More>>

Black-throated Blue Warbler ~ photo by Jennifer Honeycutt
1% for the Planet

KNLT is an approved nonprofit partner. We are grateful for the support of Patagonia, Scott's Roofing and Solar, Ale-8-One & Klean Kanteen. Learn More>>

High Rock, Bad Branch SNP ~ photo by Greg Abernathy, KNLT
Wildlands Legacy Society

Learn more about our planned giving program and find out how you can ensure our work continues for generations to come. More Info>>

Luna moth ~ photo by Thomas G. Barnes

Warbler Ridge Expansion
Great Eastern Trail
Warbler Ridge Expands
2022 Annual Report
KOS Pine Mountain Outing
Wildlands New Blanton
1% for the Planet

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KNLT protected 68 acres on Pine
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2022 Annual Report

In 2022, KNLT protected more than
2,100 acres of wildlands statewide.
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Warbler Ridge Expansion for Earth Day

KNLT has protected another 65-acres on Pine Mountain in Harlan County, expanding the Warbler Ridge Preserve to 3,166 acres. Read More >>

Pine Mountain: A Wild & Stellar Link in the Great Eastern Trail

KNLT has been a key partner in the Kentucky section of the trail securing land along the proposed route and assisting with trail building. Read Our Latest Blog>>

Warbler Ridge Expands

KNLT adds 54 acres to the Warbler Ridge Preserve and secures a key link in the proposed route of the Great Eastern Trail. Read More>>

KNLT 2022 Year in Review

Thanks to your partnership we had another year of conservation successes. In 2022, KNLT protected 2,100 acres of wildlands across the Commonwealth. Read More>>

KNLT Protects Wildlands Next to Blanton Forest

This fall, KNLT protected 68 acres on Pine Mountain in Harlan County. The land adds to a 7,000+ acre complex of conservation lands. Read More>>

A Weekend on Pine Mountain: A Birder's Perspective

Read our latest blog about Kentucky Ornithological Society’s recent outing to Pine Mountain. Read More>>

1% for the Planet

KNLT is an approved nonprofit partner. We are grateful for the support of Patagonia, Scott's Roofing and Solar, Ale-8-One & Klean Kanteen. Learn More>>

Wildlands Legacy Society

Learn more about our planned giving program and find out how you can ensure our work continues for generations to come. More Info>>

Warbler Ridge Expansion

Great Eastern Trail

Warbler Ridge Expands

2022 Annual Report

KOS Pine Mountain Outing

Wildlands New Blanton

1% for the Planet

Our Work

Latest News

2022 Annual Report

Protecting, Connecting & Restoring Wildlands

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