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The Nature Conservancy was built on the dedication of our members and volunteers. Today we still rely on the support of those who are interested in helping the environment and working with others who share their passion for nature. By contributing your time and skills, you will be making a huge difference on the natural communities we've vowed to protect and preserve.
Join us in the spring in Kankakee Sands, Cedar Bluffs, Fall Creek Gorge, and Big Walnut for a variety of workdays.
The Kankakee Sands Restoration Project in Newton County could use your help! From driving tractors to transplanting plants in their greenhouse, there are a number of volunteer opportunities at this amazing prairie restoration and preserve that will put your much-needed skills to great use. Go
Are you interested in how The Nature Conservancy in Indiana works? These 2012 internship positions in both the philanthropy and stewardship areas could be just what you're looking for. Interns will have the opportunity to visit select Conservancy nature preserves and to interact with a variety of staff, including administrative, land acquisition, and conservation staff.
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We're addressing Latin America's most pressing conservation issues. Read the Story