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Make a lasting, positive impact on nature

Experience conservation while meeting and working alongside others who love nature.

Volunteer group on the Truckee River. © Martin Swinehart/The Nature Conservancy

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There are many ways to get involved in helping the Conservancy fulfill its mission in Nevada.

When Volunteering

The Conservancy will provide all the tools, but think about bringing:

Work gloves
Solid, sturdy shoes.
Sunscreen and/or sun hat
Water and a small snack
Lots of energy!

Also, you can download and print a volunteer waiver form to fill out in order to participate.

Please note that minors need to be accompanied by an adult.

Our Accountability

The Conservancy's strong performance is recognized by Charity Navigator as exceeding or meeting industry standards.

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Annual Reports and Financial Statements

2007 Annual Report
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2007 IRS Form 990
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Previous Year's Annual Reports

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Featured Volunteer: Ben Smith

Read about Ben, a college student who came to the Conservancy’s Independence Lake Preserve to volunteer for a week to help with data collection for our ongoing scientific research and ended up staying the whole summer. Learn more.

Sign up by filling out our volunteer form and be the first to know about our upcoming volunteer days, or check back to this page for additional information on upcoming opportunities.

For More Information

Contact Martin Swinehart
Volunteer Coordinator for The Nature Conservancy in Nevada
Phone: 775-224-9158
Email: nvfovolunteer@tnc.org

Thank You 2011 Volunteers!

A big thank you to all the volunteers who came out in 2011! With your help we were able to make great strides forward in the conservation and restoration work being done at the Eglington Preserve, the Mustang Ranch Restoration Site, the Independence Lake Preserve, and the River Fork Ranch Preserve. For the next few months, outdoor volunteer opportunities will be limited but will be returning in the early spring of 2012.