Gift and Estate Planning at The Nature Conservancy

"in every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks."
—John Muir

Legacy Journeys for 2010

Mexico - Majesty of
the Monarchs

February 21–27, 2010

Nebraska - Sandhill Crane Spectacular

March 20–26, 2010

North Carolina - Summits of Splendor

May 16–22, 2010

Montana - Wilderness and Wildlife

August 15–22, 2010

Arizona - Panoramas
and Prairies

September 26–
October 2, 2010

Big adventure. Small footprint.

We invite you to calculate your environmental impact using our voluntary carbon offset program, designed by Conservancy specialists to meet or exceed the highest standards for emissions reduction. Learn more.

The Nature Conservancy is delighted to present Legacy Journeys for 2010—an invitation for all Legacy Club Members to experience an insider’s tour of extraordinary natural places. This year we are offering five experiences, each featuring one of Earth’s critical habitats:

The forest highlands of central Mexico—sanctuary for the migrating monarch butterfly;
The Platte River region of Nebraska—a critical stopover along the Central Flyway;
The southern Appalachians of North Carolina—vistas of wildflowers and waterfalls;
Pine Butte in Montana on the wild Rocky Mountain Front—refuge for grizzly bears that still venture out onto the plains;
Hart Prairie in Arizona’s high country—tapestry of grasslands, canyons and mountains.

This is your chance to hike with Conservancy naturalists, meet other Legacy Club members and learn how we’re preserving the natural places you care about—all with comfortable accommodations and a chance to explore regional culture.

Each trip comes with an optional opportunity for you to connect with the land and assist with a hands-on project to help conserve a beautiful and biologically significant area.

For more information about any of our exclusive trips simply call the travel specialist listed for your journey or contact Rebecca Goodstein, manager of the Conservancy’s Conservation Journeys Program, at rgoodstein@tnc.org or (877) 812-3698. Each trip size is limited, so we encourage you to make your reservations early.

We hope you'll join us to experience the legacy of lands and waters you are helping to protect for future generations.

"in every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks." —John Muir