Kentucky State Nature Preserves Commission

The Kentucky State Nature Preserves Commission is an agency of the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the United States dedicated to the protection of Kentucky's natural heritage.

Statewide Nature Preserve / Natural Area List:

  • Axe Lake Swamp SNP
  • Bad Branch SNP
  • Roger W Barbour Bat Cave SNP
  • Beargrass Creek SNP
  • Bissell Bluff SNA
  • Blackacre State Nature Preserve
  • Blanton Forest SNP
  • Blue Licks State Nature Preserve
  • Boone County Cliffs SNP
  • Bouteloua Barrens SNP
  • Brigadoon SNP
  • Cascade Caverns SNP
  • Chaney Lake SNP
  • Crooked Creek Barrens SNP
  • Cumberland Falls SPNP
  • Cypress Creek SNP
  • Dinsmore Woods SNP
  • Eastview Barrens SNP
  • Flat Rock Glade SNP
  • Floracliff SNP
  • Frances Johnson Palk SNP
  • Goodrum Cave SNP
  • Hi Lewis Pine Barrens SNP
  • James E. Bickford SNP
  • Jesse Stuart SNP
  • Jim Scudder SNP
  • John B. Stephenson Memorial Forest SNP
  • John James Audubon SPNP
  • Julian Savanna SNP
  • Kingdom Come SPNP
  • Logan County Glade SNP
  • Lower Howard's Creek Heritage Park and SNP
  • Martin's Fork SNA
  • Metropolis Lake SNP
  • Natural Bridge State Park State Nature Preserve
  • Newman's Bluff SNA
  • Obion Creek SNP
  • Pilot Knob SNP
  • Pine Mountain SPNP
  • Quiet Trails SNP
  • Raymond Athey Barrens SNP
  • River Cliffs SNP
  • Short's Goldenrod SNP
  • Six Mile Island SNP
  • Springhouse Barrens SNP
  • Stone Mountain SNA
  • Terrapin Creek SNP
  • Thompson Creek Glades SNP
  • Three Ponds SNP
  • Tom Dorman SNP
  • Vernon-Douglas SNP
  • Woodburn Glade SNP
  • SNP indicates State Nature Preserve
  • SPNP indicates State Park Nature Preserve
  • SNA indicates State Natural Area


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