New state headquarters fits into The Nature Conservancy's mission

From: The Mississippi Business Journal | Date: September 27, 2004| Author: Hartmann, Mara | Copyright information

The Nature Conservancy recently celebrated the opening of its new state headquarters, located in a restored, historic bungalow in Jackson's Greater Belhaven neighborhood.

The non-profit, international organization, begun in 1951, has operated in Mississippi for many years, but only since 1989 as a state chapter. This is the conservancy's third move in Jackson, and marks a return to the downtown area.

"We are excited to be based in Belhaven, where interest in preservation and bea...

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