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Come along with TNC experts and fellow Legacy Club members for an insider’s look at innovative conservation projects and places you are helping to protect.
From Winter 2024 through Spring 2025, join us for one of five in-person field trips and/or take a virtual plunge with us as we look at how to conserve coral reefs.
Space is limited for in-person trips, so sign up as soon as possible to secure your spot. Please limit your registration to no more than two in-person trips per person. Times and more information can be found on the individual trip registration pages below.
Questions? Contact Elaine Liles, Legacy Club Stewardship Manager, at elaine.liles@tnc.org.
Shaping a Brighter Future for Coral Reefs
May 8, 2025 | 03:00 PM -
Take a virtual plunge with us as we look at how to conserve coral reefs at a scale that matters for our ocean and the people and wildlife that depend on them. (Virtual)
Big Talbot Island State Park
December 12, 2024
Explore a small stretch of this unique coastline and learn how TNC’s marine work has evolved over time to align the sale of our solutions to the scale of our challenges (Jacksonville, FL)
Fisheating Creek Wildlife Management Area
January 10, 2025
Discover the beauty of one of the state’s most wild and scenic waterways and learn why Southwest Florida is a focal area for TNC’s protection efforts. (Palmdale, FL)
Georgia’s Little St. Simons Island
February 17, 2025
Join us for a special full-day trip. With an island naturalist as your guide and binoculars in hand, spend the day exploring one of Georgia’s Golden Isles. (St. Simons Island, GA)
Disney Wilderness Preserve
March 7, 2025
Take an in-depth look with TNC’s experts at how prescribed fire is safely conducted today as an essential land management practice. (Kissimmee, FL)
Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines Preserve
March 26, 2025
From 135 feet above the Apalachicola River, enjoy views like nowhere else in Florida during a guided hike to Alum Bluff. (Bristol, FL)
Exploring with The Legacy Club
Frequently asked questions about joining field trips
with The Legacy Club
Exploring with TNC means showing respect for each other, respect for the world around us and acting with integrity. Before signing up for a field trip, please review TNC’s Field Trip Participant Expectations.
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Yes! We often receive cancellations—especially as we get closer to a field trip date—and will notify waitlisted members as soon as a spot may become available.
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Legacy Club members are welcome to bring a guest with them on a field trip.
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Information, including meeting location, itinerary, and what to bring, will be emailed to you using the email address you signed up with approximately one month prior to your field trip.
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Contact Elaine Liles to cancel or update your reservation.
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Most field trip fees are nonrefundable unless noted otherwise on the registration page for a specific field trip. The Nature Conservancy deeply appreciates your full support and special consideration to allow your generosity to continue to empower our mission.
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No dogs or pets are allowed at these ecologically sensitive locations. Email Elaine Liles if you have a registered support dog you need to bring.
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Guests are responsible for arranging their own travel to our meeting locations. At this time, we are not able to facilitate carpooling options.
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Florida weather can be unpredictable. In instances of light rain, we will normally proceed as planned. For days when the temperatures dip, we suggest dressing in layers. If severe weather is in the forecast, we will notify guests of any altered plans. If we must cancel a trip for weather reasons, we will try to reschedule the date.
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