Six miles of Klamath River tributaries, an important spawning area for coho salmon, will be preserved through the 4,136-acre Shasta Big Spring Ranch project recently funded by Acres for America.
Six miles of Klamath River tributaries, an important spawning area for coho salmon, will be preserved through the 4,136-acre Shasta Big Spring Ranch project recently funded by Acres for America.
Walmart’s Acres for America program supports a conservation easement for the Jamison Ranch in California’s Sierra Valley. The 2,416-acre property contains extensive meadowlands and wetlands and connects three other major tracts.
Walmart’s Acres for America program supports a conservation easement for the Jamison Ranch in California’s Sierra Valley. The 2,416-acre property contains extensive meadowlands and wetlands and connects three other major tracts.
Six miles of Klamath River tributaries, an important spawning area for coho salmon, will be preserved through the 4,136-acre Shasta Big Spring Ranch project recently funded by Acres for America.
Walmart’s Acres for America program supports a conservation easement for the Jamison Ranch in California’s Sierra Valley. The 2,416-acre property contains extensive meadowlands and wetlands and connects three other major tracts.
Walmart’s Acres for America program supports a conservation easement for the Jamison Ranch in California’s Sierra Valley. The 2,416-acre property contains extensive meadowlands and wetlands and connects three other major tracts.
Walmart’s Acres for America program supports a conservation easement for the Jamison Ranch in California’s Sierra Valley. The 2,416-acre property contains extensive meadowlands and wetlands and connects three other major tracts.
Walmart’s Acres for America program supports a conservation easement for the Jamison Ranch in California’s Sierra Valley. The 2,416-acre property contains extensive meadowlands and wetlands and connects three other major tracts.
Walmart joined with the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation in 2005 to help preserve our nation’s most precious lands and natural resources. That program, Acres for America, has succeeded far beyond its early goals—and, in the process, has become a model of successful cooperation between the corporate and the environmental communities.
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In 2010, Walmart contributed $2.25 million from
the Acres program to support projects for wildlife
affected by the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
New Locations
Existing Locations
Acres for America started with a pledge: to protect one acre of conservation land for every acre occupied by Walmart’s U.S. facilities. That promise reflected a company-wide dedication to sustainability and stewardship of our natural resources. With an initial $35 million commitment, Walmart expected to enroll an estimated 138,000 acres in the program by 2015. But by the end of 2010, it had far surpassed that benchmark, conserving more than 625,000 acres and connecting more than 6.7 million protected acres—an area larger than Connecticut, Rhode Island and Delaware combined.
Through Acres for America, Walmart is permanently protecting lands that:
Provide access for people to enjoy the outdoors,
Conserve critical habitats for birds, fish, plants and wildlife,
Connect existing protected lands to unify wild places and protect migration routes, and
Ensure the future of rural economies that depend on forestry, ranching and recreation.
Walmart joined with the 
