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Conserving Land and History in Alabama’s Black Belt

Efforts to preserve the abundant natural, historical, and cultural resources in Alabama’s Black Belt are gaining momentum, as evidenced by the region’s recent designation as a National Heritage Area and other exciting developments. Our Civil Rights People and Places initiative is also fueled by this energy, and we’re collaborating with partners in cities and rural communities across the Black Belt to protect important Civil Rights sites, share the area’s history and find opportunities for economic growth.