KNLT Conservation Team Protects and Documents Globally Notable Waterways
As part of the fourth-largest watershed in the world, and with more than 90,000 miles of creeks, rivers, streams, and seeps flowing within its borders, Kentucky’s common wealth is in our water. Central Appalachia—including KNLT’s primary focus areas along the Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia border—is a globally notable ecosystem and home to one of the […]
A Reflection on Connectivity and Discovery
Our understanding of life on Earth, while extensive, is humbling when we recognize how profoundly incomplete it is. We are not separate from the more-than-human life all around us; we are responsible to them. If we’re humble, we will be responsive to them as well.
Announcing Raven’s Roost Preserve
KNLT announces the addition of 55 acres called the Raven’s Roost Preserve on Pine Mountain.
KNLT Guided Hikes Provide Opportunity to Explore
Why do people attend Kentucky Natural Lands Trusts’ guided hikes? Hear from some of the hikers who started their year on the trail with KNLT.
KNLT Announces 100 Square Miles Protected
KNLT wraps up 30th year by reaching 100 square miles of wildlands protected.