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The Nature Conservancy in Indiana
Indianapolis, IN
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Indiana
The Nature Conservancy
620 East Ohio Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone:
317-951-8818
Email:
indiana@TNC.ORG
Indiana Contacts
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Blue River Field Office
(please call before visiting)
5885 Wulfman Road SE
Laconia, IN 47135
Phone: 812-737-2087 -
Brown County Hills Field Office
(please call before visiting)
3478 Clay Lick Rd
Nashville, IN 47448
Phone: 812-200-4040 -
Kankakee Sands Field Office
(please call before visiting)
3294 North U.S. 41
Morocco, IN 47963
Phone: 219-285-2184 -
Southern Lake Michigan Rim Field Office
(please call before visiting)
5690 Chase Street
Merrillville, IN 46410
Phone: 219-981-9183 -
Northeast Indiana Office
(please call before visiting)
6750 S 800 E
Hamilton, IN 46742
Phone: 260-665-9141 -
Indianapolis Field Office
(please call before visiting)
620 East Ohio Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone: 317-951-8818 Email: indiana@TNC.ORG
Board of Trustees
Indiana trustees 2026-2027
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Christy Wright
Chair
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Janet Holcomb
Vice Chair
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Harry "Mac" McNaught
Vice Chair
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Robert Shegog
Vice Chair
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Judy Gripp
Secretary
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Jeffry Hockema
Treasurer
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Peyton Berg
Trustee
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Barbara Bodem
Trustee
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John R. Brooks
Trustee
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David Carter
Trustee
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Steve Cosgrove
Trustee
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Bethanie Danko
Trustee
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Susan Goelzer
Trustee
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Ian Hahus
Trustee
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Kyle Hupfer
Trustee
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Lisa Hurst
Trustee
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Margaret Koch
Trustee
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Thomas McKinney
Trustee
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Dexter McCormick
Trustee
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Steve Pratt
Trustee
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John Rupp
Trustee
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Judy Singleton
Trustee
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H. Bradley Skillman
Trustee
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John Taylor
Trustee
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Richard Teets, Jr.
Trustee
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Curtis Vander Meer
Trustee
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Richard Zeigler
Trustee
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