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Forest Assessment Sun shines through an oak leaf in Garrett County, where The Nature Conservancy recently conducted a forest assessment. © Matt Kane / TNC

Your Legacy for Nature

As a Legacy Club member, you have made a lasting commitment that will help protect the lands and waters you love for generations to come. Thank you.

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Red Oak Leaves Frosted Red Oak (Quercus rubra) leaves. © Kimberly Steinberger/TNC
Jack and Laura Dangermond Preserve
Nature's wonders Jack and Laura Dangermond Preserve in Santa Barbara County, California. © © Simon Williams/TNC

Travel

Legacy Journeys

Tap into your wanderlust with The Nature Conservancy on one of our 2024 Legacy Journeys!

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LiDAR mapping of the current and historic pathways of the Alabama and Cahaba Rivers.
LiDAR mapping LiDAR mapping of the current and historic pathways of the Alabama and Cahaba Rivers. © TNC

Event

2024 Spring Webinar Series

Dive in with Nature Conservancy experts in The Power of Rivers webinar series recordings where they will explore policy and tactics being employed to advance river conservation in Alabama and Europe.

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Featured Articles

A vibrant coral reef

Legacy Newsletter Archive

Read stories that showcase how your support is helping tackle some of the world's biggest conservation challenges.

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Destination Nature Podcast

From coral reefs to mountain lions to stormwater, hear from scientists and partners about conservation work around the globe.

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Meet Planned Giving Donors

Thousands of people have made planned gifts to help protect nature.

What inspired you to become a Legacy Club member?

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Cedar Waxwings Waxwings Love // A male Cedar Waxwing offering his mate some fresh petals.  This photo was taken on May 13, 2021 at the 1000 Islands Environmental Center, Kaukauna, WI.  They were pretty high up in the trees feeding on what appeared to be flying insects; but somehow flew down near a shorter crab apple tree for me to capture some few shots. © Viseth Vic Moua/TNC Photo Contest 2021

I could not live in a world where there are no wild places or wildlife. I am compelled to make sure that those places are protected for everyone alive today and for all future generations.

Carolyn Knoll

Legacy Club Member