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We are excited to invite you to join us in exploring some of the breathtaking places and diversity of life that your generosity helps us to preserve.
In 2012, we offer six trips to five different locations, each of which has been designed specifically for Legacy Club members:
These journeys are just one of the many ways we have of showing our appreciation for your tremendous commitment to the Conservancy. They provide you with the opportunity to share your love of nature with your friends and family, who are more than welcome to join you. Each journey offers varied activity levels, as well as customized personal service, and we are happy to adapt the experiences detailed in the following pages to meet your needs.
Regardless of whether or not you can join us for one of our upcoming journeys, I encourage you to visit our preserves. You can call your local Conservancy office or go to nature.org/visitourpreserves to learn more about the great places you have helped protect. There is no better way to understand what we do and what your commitment means than by seeing the Conservancy’s work firsthand.
For details, call the travel specialist listed for your journey. Our coordinator of the Conservancy’s Conservation Journeys program, Christine Kessler, can also answer general questions. You can reach Christine at ckessler@tnc.org or (877) 812-3698.
Join Legacy Club members for North America’s most awe-inspiring migration in Platte River. Learn more about this journey
Journey with Legacy Club members to experience southern hospitality in a pristine coastal wilderness. View the details
Visit the largest intact ecosystem in North America. Read more about the Legacy trip to Pine Butte
Enjoy a birder's delight during the desert's second spring in Arizona. View the highlights of this trip
Excursion on recently formed lava fields with pioneering mangroves in the Galapagos Islands. © iStockphoto.com
Explore the land that helped produce evolutionary biology. Find out more about this trip
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A cattle egret and hatchlings photographed in China. Photograph entered in the 2008 Green Olympic Photo Contest. © Pan Dingrong