The Nature Conservancy in Iowa
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Iowa
The Nature Conservancy
505 5th Avenue
Suite 630
Des Moines, IA 50309
Phone:
515-244-5044
Email:
iowa@tnc.org
Iowa Contacts
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Fundraising Contact
Director of Development
Carrie Walkiewicz
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Media Contact & Speaking Engagements
Director of External Affairs
Amber Markham
Phone: 515-244-5044 Email: amber.markham@tnc.org
Our Staff
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James Baker
Western Iowa Land Steward
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Kaira Carter
Development Database Coordinator
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Chelsea Carter-Kern
People Services Manager
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Amy Crouch
Little Sioux Project Director
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Geofrey Fischer
Associate Director of Development
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Paige Frautschy
Iowa Agriculture Program Director
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Amber Markham
Director of External Affairs
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Dale Maxson
Eastern Iowa Land Steward
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Graham McGaffin
Associate Director of Conservation & Loess Hills Programs
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Scott Moats
Director of Stewardship
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Laura Norian
Grants Specialist - IA, KS & Gulf of Mexico
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Elizabeth Owens
Eastern Iowa Assistant Land Steward
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Patrick Snell
Climate & External Affairs Associate
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Josh Spies
Associate Director of Conservation & Land of the Swamp White Oak Programs
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Carrie Walkiewicz
Director of Development
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Nick Walters
Conservation & Information Systems Manager
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Kent Wamsley
Grasslands and Sustainable Agriculture Strategy Manager
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Karen Wilke
Iowa Freshwater Specialist & Boone River Project Director
Our Trustees
A dedicated team of volunteer leaders helping us achieve lasting conservation results for Iowa.
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Larry Weber, Ph.D.
Chair of the Board
Iowa City
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Kathleen Aller
Cedar Rapids
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Jason Andringa
Pella
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Steve Bruere
Clive
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Joe Conover
Milford
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Chad Dummermuth
Cedar Rapids
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Sharon Krause
Des Moines
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Janet Manatt Pilcher
Cedar Rapids
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Loree Miles
Dallas Center
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Gregg Oden, Ph.D.
Iowa City
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Doug Palmer
Sioux City
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Robert Riley, Jr.
Des Moines
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Nathan (Gene) Savin, PH.D.
Iowa City
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Lisa Schulte-Moore, PH.D.
Ames
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James Stein
Muscatine
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Scott Tinsman
Davenport
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James von Maur
Davenport
Support Our Work in Iowa
From the tall grass prairie in Iowa's Loess Hills, to the floodplain oak savannas of Land of the Swamp White Oak, The Nature Conservancy works to protect Iowa for nature and people.
Connect with The Nature Conservancy Worldwide
The Nature Conservancy is the leading conservation organization working around the world to protect ecologically important lands and waters for nature and people. We are impacting conservation in more than 70 countries and territories—protecting habitats from grasslands to coral reefs, from Australia to Alaska to Zambia.