The Nature Conservancy in Texas
San Antonio, TX
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Texas Headquarters
The Nature Conservancy
200 E. Grayson St
Suite 202
San Antonio, TX 78215
Phone:
210-224-8774
Email:
Texas@TNC.ORG
Texas Field Offices
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Texas Headquarters
200 E. Grayson St
Suite 202
San Antonio, TX 78215
Phone: 210-224-8774 -
Houston Office
3801 Kirby Drive
Suite 740
Houston, TX 77098
Phone: 281-407-3251
Texas Contacts
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Donations may be mailed to
The Nature Conservancy in Texas
200 E. Grayson St
Suite 202
San Antonio, Texas 78215
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Questions About Donations
For inquiries about making a philanthropic donation or supporting our conservation work in Texas
Teal Coppock
Phone: 210-224-8774 Email: teal.coppock@TNC.ORG -
Member Care
For inquiries related to your TNC membership account such as donation tax receipts, address changes, mailing list removals, and membership updates
Phone: 800-628-6860 Email: member@TNC.ORG
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Meida Contact
For media inquiries and press releases
Claire Everett
Email: claire.everett@TNC.ORG -
Land Donations
For inquiries about donating land or establishing conservation easements
David Bezanson
Phone: 512-217-0025 Email: dbezanson@TNC.ORG -
Research Requests
For requests to conduct research on a Nature Conservancy in Texas preserve or property
Charlotte Reemts
Email: creemts@TNC.ORG -
Davis Mountains Preserve Contact
For inquiries about visiting the Davis Mountains Preserve, including open preserve days and volunteer opportunities
Kaylee French
Phone: 432-426-2390 Email: kaylee.french@TNC.ORG -
Legacy Club
For inquiries about The Nature Conservancy's Legacy Club, planned giving, or deferred gifts
Jeff Weigel
Phone: 210-865-4554 Email: legacy@TNC.ORG -
General Questions
For general inquiries related to the The Nature Conservancy in Texas
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Job Opportunities
All current job postings are listed on nature.org/careers, and applications are only accepted through this site
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