Welcome to The Kenton Conservancy
The Kenton Conservancy is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) volunteer conservation organization (land trust) striving to protect natural and historical lands in Kenton County, KY, through land preservation, stewardship, and education.
What is a land trust? Land trusts work with landowners and the community to conserve land by accepting
donations of land, purchasing land, negotiating private, voluntary conservation agreements on land, and caring for conserved land through the generations to come.
Across America, thousands of people are determined to conserve the places they value. Too-often these special places disappear forever because of development. Every day, over 5,000 acres of land are developed in the U.S. Many landowners are taking a stand to safeguard the places they love— productive farms, ranchland, forests, wetlands, coastlines— for their family and for future generations. (Source: Land Trust Alliance)
If you or someone you know would like to preserve your property (donate, sell or add a conservation easement), we can help. Learn more about the process and criteria used in the conservation process.
The Kenton Conservancy currently holds 122 acres of land currently throughout the county. Learn more about TKC conserved lands, and how you can get involved!
What is a land trust? Land trusts work with landowners and the community to conserve land by accepting
donations of land, purchasing land, negotiating private, voluntary conservation agreements on land, and caring for conserved land through the generations to come.
Across America, thousands of people are determined to conserve the places they value. Too-often these special places disappear forever because of development. Every day, over 5,000 acres of land are developed in the U.S. Many landowners are taking a stand to safeguard the places they love— productive farms, ranchland, forests, wetlands, coastlines— for their family and for future generations. (Source: Land Trust Alliance)
If you or someone you know would like to preserve your property (donate, sell or add a conservation easement), we can help. Learn more about the process and criteria used in the conservation process.
The Kenton Conservancy currently holds 122 acres of land currently throughout the county. Learn more about TKC conserved lands, and how you can get involved!
