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Tennessee siblings donate 852-acre estate to permanent conservation trust

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Siblings Mary Ann and John Sugg have permanently donated their 852-acre family property to The Land Trust for Tennessee. The pair spent years transforming the estate's farmland into thriving forest. Their donation ensures the land is legally protected from any future commercial development. The land trust will manage the property using modern forestry practices to maintain its ecological health. The move is intended to preserve the landscape as a sustainable environmental legacy for future generations.

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