How You Can Help
When you give a gift membership now, your friend or family member will be welcomed into the Conservancy's family of dedicated individuals committed to saving the last great places on Earth.
Our monthly givers' program is paperless and provides a stable flow of support for our critical conservation work.
Match Your Gift
Many companies, both big and small, will match the contributions made to The Nature Conservancy by their employees. Simply use our online tool to see if your employer matches donations and if so, follow the instructions provided.
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Places we Protect
Descendants of South Carolina's first poet laureate, Dr. Archibald Hamilton Rutledge, recently granted a conservation easement on 1,215 acres of historic family land in eastern Charleston County. Read more.
Help for Haiti
Your support of The Nature Conservancy has helped earthquake responders in Haiti. Geographic mapping information TNC collects in the course of its work has been invaluable in guiding recovery and relief work. Find out more.
Southern Coastal Plain Forests
You can adopt or give an acre of land to help protect one of the world's most beautiful and diverse habitats in the Southern Forests.
Adopt an Acre® today.
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CHAPTER NEWS
Find out what's new at TNC of South Carolina.
Director's Update
TNC-SC accomplished much in its 40th year. Read all about it.
'Conserve A Legacy' Coffee Table Book
A new book from The Conservation Bank, titled "Conserve a Legacy: Natural Lands & Waters in South Carolina," takes you on a vivid full-color tour of protected lands in SC. Reserve your copy today!
$400,000 Grant Doubles TNC's Prescribed Fire Capacity
The U.S. Forest Service recently awarded TNC-SC a two-year, $400,000 grant to recruit, train, develop, and provide firefighters for prescribed fire work. Read more.
Oyster Shell Recycling
Local organizations join together to provide oyster shell recycling program for Charleston area restaurants. Read more.
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Don't miss the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour screenings in SC: March 24 in Columbia and March 26-27 in Greenville. Details here.
We Love Our Volunteers
TNC Volunteers Kelly Courtney and Caroline Hatchell
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Southeast Marine Spatial Planning
Find information here.
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