KNLT – Protecting, Connecting & Restoring Wildlands

Kentucky Gives Day

Support KNLT on KY Gives Day: Tuesday, May 11th. Your donation could be matched! Learn More & Donate>>

Mountains of Eastern Kentucky ~ by Antonio Vizcaíno
Greater Bernheim RCPP Awarded

NRCS has awarded a Regional Conservation Partnership Program grant to advance conservation in the Greater Bernheim area. Read More>>

Bernheim-Fort Knox Wildlands Corridor ~ by Keith Mountain
Legacy of Leadership

The KNLT board recently established a new honorary title, Director Emeritus, and appointed four inaugural individuals . Learn More:>>

Blanton Forest, Pine Mountain ~ photo by Bill Lancaster
2020 Annual Report

2020 marked our 25th anniversary of protecting, connecting & restoring wildlands. Read a recap in our 2020 Annual Report. Read More>>

Great Eastern Trail - Pine Mountain Section ~ photo by Greg Abernathy
Warbler Ridge Preserve

KNLT protected another 1,368 acres of Pine Mountain establishing the Warbler Ridge Preserve near Cumberland, KY. Read More>>

Warbler Ridge Preserve ~ photo by Bill Lancaster
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

KNLT protected another 376 acres
of the Pine Mountain Wildlands
Corridor in July 2019!
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KNLT is working to protect, connect
and restore wildlands, large forest
tracts and migratory corridors.
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Have you been to Blanton Forest? We
helped protect this old growth forest
that now has public hiking trails.
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Partnerships are key to our efforts.
We partner with local, regional
and global organizations.
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We depend upon the support of
individuals, foundations, corporations,
nonprofits and government agencies.
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Golden Eagles are using the
Bernheim-Fort Knox
Wildlands Corridor
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Protecting, Connecting & Restoring Wildlands