Elizabeth Pearce
Associate Director of Development, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Pearce Associate Director of Development for The Nature Conservancy in Massachusetts. © Stephanie Dozois
Areas of Expertise
Fundraising, Relationship Building, Individual Giving, Event Management
Biography
Liz Pearce is the Associate Director of Development for The Nature Conservancy in Massachusetts. She works with middle, major and principal gift donors, and she identifies and qualifies new prospects by learning about their interests and cultivating their passion for conservation.
Liz holds a B.A. from the University of Vermont. Before joining TNC, she spent five years with the Alzheimer's Association Massachusetts Chapter as Senior Development Officer for Individual Giving and ten years at Planned Parenthood in Nassau County, New York. She enjoys travel, skiing, hiking and kayaking. Her favorite places in nature are anywhere along the coast or at her retreat in the Green Mountain state of Vermont.
Our Work In Massachusetts
How Does the Bobcat Cross the Mass Pike
TNC in Massachusetts is leading an effort to assess and map culverts under Interstate 90 to identify those that can serve as corridors for wildlife to pass under the road.
Harnessing Nature’s Designs Along the Shore
Nature-based solutions can help reduce coastal erosion and flooding to protect coastal infrastructure and communities.
Policy Priorities in Massachusetts
Policy is an essential tool to protect the lands, waters and people of Massachusetts. Our policy team advances initiatives that are equitable, nonpartisan, ambitious and grounded in science.