About ALC
Founded in 1990, American Land Conservancy is a national non-profit land conservation organization that conserves land for the benefit of people and wildlife. ALC works in partnership with communities, landowners, non-profit organizations, corporations, and public resource agencies to protect land and water resources through acquisition, conservation easements, restoration, and stewardship. ALC has secured hundreds of thousands of acres of wildlife habitat, working farms and ranches, and other natural areas across the United States. These projects also create many new public outdoor recreation opportunities, including hiking, fishing, hunting, paddling, and much more.
How We Work
ALC creates effective and innovative solutions for land conservation. More »
Programs
ALC's work is carried out primarily through the following landscape programs:
 Alaska |
 California Central Valley & Foothills |
 Great Basin |
 Mississippi River |
 West Coast Trail |
 American Landscapes |
Mission and Values
Learn about the mission, conservation ethic, and organizational values that guide our work. More »
Partners
Collaboration is at the core of ALC's work. More »
Annual Reports and Related Information
- 2008: Annual Report | 990 | Financial Statement
- 2007: Annual Report | 990 | Financial Statement
