Jimmy Carter's 2,458-acre family farm in Georgia acquired for conservation; wildlife area to expand to 7,000 acres, public access planned from 2027

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The Conservation Fund has acquired the Carter family farm to protect it as wildlife habitat. Plans include opening the property to the public for outdoor activities before its…

The fields and forests where former US President Jimmy Carter spent his childhood, worked alongside his father and later escaped the pressures of public life are set to become part of a much larger conservation landscape. The Conservation Fund announced on November 9 that it had acquired the Carter family farm, spanning approximately 2,458 acres near Plains, Georgia, with plans to protect it as wildlife habitat and eventually open it to the public.

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