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Arkansas

Field Trips and Events

Join us in enjoying the beautiful outdoors our Natural State has to offer.

Canoeists on Buffalo National River at Hasty River Access in Arkansas. In December 2004, TNC purchased a 1, 226-acre tract (Smith River Preserve) connecting the 95,000-acre Buffalo National River Wilderness Area with the 1.2-million acre Ozark National Forest. © Harold E. Malde

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We love to share our love of the outdoors. The Nature Conservancy periodically offers field trips, volunteer work days and other events, and we encourage you to join us. Get out and see what your support makes possible!

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Kings River Driving Tour

Kings River Preserve in Carroll County
May 10, 2013
2013 05 10
The Kings River Preserve stretches seven miles along both sides of this serene Ozark mountain stream just southeast of Eureka Springs. Ozark Rivers Program Director Ethan Inlander will lead a driving tour of the preserve where, in addition to the beautiful scenery, w... Learn more

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