Conservation along the gulf coast affects Louisiana residents in myriad of ways.
Our Mission
The Louisiana gulf coast is unique in the world, a wondrous and rich ecosystem that offers a stage for human industry, such as fishing, while also providing vital ecological benefits. The wetlands play a crucial role in providing a resting place for migratory species and natural flood control. Conservation is a complex process, best achieved through collaboration. At Gulf Coast Preservation, we partner with local residents, businesses, educators, scientists and other non-profits to restore and monitor the Louisiana wetlands with a primary focus on re-planting indigenous trees, including the bald cypress, gum tree, live oak and pine trees.