Florida Legacy Club Field Trips

Two hikers walk along a path winding through Tiger Creek Preserve. — Trail Hikers Two hikers enjoy the peaceful tranquility of the preserve's trails. © Roberto Gonzalez

Come along with fellow Legacy Club members and TNC’s experts to explore Florida’s natural beauty, innovative conservation projects and places you are helping to protect.

We’re excited to once again offer an exclusive Legacy Club field trip series! Join us for one of four in-person field trips from Florida’s Big Bend to the Everglades or participate from the comfort of your home on a virtual field trip to Tiger Creek Preserve.

Space is limited for in-person trips and registration is available on a first-come, first-served basis. To allow more members the opportunity to participate, please limit your registration to one in-person trip per person. Times and details can be found on the individual trip registration pages below.

As we resume in-person gatherings, the health and safety of our members, staff and partners remain our top priority. Review TNC’s COVID-19 health and safety information for current protocols and requirements for field trip participants.

Questions? Contact Elaine Liles, your Legacy Club Stewardship Manager, at elaine.liles@tnc.org.

Winter/Spring 2022 Field Trips

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Hundley Farms

February 11, 2022

Get a behind-the-scenes look at how this third-generation family farm produces a sustainable, bountiful harvest while reducing environmental impacts. (Belle Glade, FL)

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Ochlockonee River State Park

March 4, 2022

Discover the beauty of Florida’s Big Bend as you paddle along Ochlockonee River and creeks flowing through the recently protected Bluffs of St. Teresa property. (Sopchoppy, FL)

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Sweetwater Wetlands Park

March 31, 2022

As freshwater resources are being pushed to their limit, see firsthand how nature-based solutions can help reduce water use and improve water quality. (Gainesville, FL)

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Rafter T Ranch

April 6, 2022

Learn how conservation easements play an important role in preserving connected landscapes while you explore the critical and diverse habitats of a working cattle ranch. (Sebring, FL)