Preserving 1,000 acres of TNC wilderness for a trail project within in the Edge of Appalachia (EOA) Preserve System – The Charles A. Eulett Wilderness Preserve Trail. This preserve is located in West Union, Ohio. Natural habitats range from rare limestone glades to deep woodlands.

Protected acreage in this conservation area is 4400 acres.

Located within the St. Croix Watershed, following along Monument Brook and the Canada border. The 4400 acre area was once heavily forested timber industry land that is now providing habitat for abundant wildlife. Additionally, this conservation activity helps protect the water quality in the East Grand Lake watershed in perpetuity.

Protected acreage in this conservation area is 4400 acres.

Buffalo Trail Forest was a remarkable land donation to Sam Shine Foundation from an anonymous donor. SSF will ensure these 250 acres are not developed into a dense residential subdivision. Permanent and intermittent streams flow across the property, regionally-common karst features are present, and a diverse mix of woodlands & open spaces are present.

Mallory Swamp is located in Mayo, Florida.
30,501 acres of swampland
Mallory Swamp was the first significant restoration project for Sam Shine Foundation (SSF). Remarkably, Mallory Swamp eventually became the largest, successful aquifer & swamp hydration project in North America.

Nokuse Plantation, a privately owned nature preserve that began in 2001 and is located in Walton County, Florida. It has grown into a 55,000-acre private conservation initiative in the Florida Panhandle.

Farm property in Floyds Knobs, Indiana was acquired to restore native grassland prairies and assist the natural generation of hardwood trees. This property is being used as an informal outdoor research site. 250 acres of land in this conservation area.

Farm property in Floyds Knobs, Indiana was acquired to restore native grassland prairies and hardwood trees. Many independent research projects are underway on these properties. 200 acres of land in this conservation area.

Farm property in Hardinsburg, Indiana was acquired to restore hardwood forests and incorporate more wildlife habitats. Nearly 788 acres of diverse terrain

Elizabeth, Indiana (South Harrison County): This conservation effort has focused on reintroducing native trees in agricultural areas and improving mature hardwood stands. 230 acres of conservation land in this project area.