The Nature Conservancy is a leading conservation organization dedicated to protecting ecologically important lands and water for nature and people. Since 1951, the Conservancy has preserved over 119 million acres of land and 5,000 miles of rivers worldwide, with work in all 50 states and more than 30 countries. In Illinois, the Conservancy has worked with partners since 1958 to preserve the state’s diverse prairies, savannas, forests, wetlands, and rivers. Their work focuses on protecting nature and preserving life in Illinois. To learn more about their conservation efforts, visit www.nature.org/Illinois.
How long has The Nature Conservancy been in business?
The Nature Conservancy has been in business for around 21 years.
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What is the phone number for The Nature Conservancy?
The phone number for The Nature Conservancy is (312) 580-2100.
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Where is The Nature Conservancy located?
The Nature Conservancy is located at 400 N Michigan Ave Suite 1100, Chicago, IL 60611, Illinois.
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What days are The Nature Conservancy open?
The Nature Conservancy is open Mon–Fri 9 AM–5 PM; closed Sat–Sun.
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Is there a primary contact for The Nature Conservancy?
Bruce Boyd (Executive Director) at The Nature Conservancy. You can contact Bruce Boyd at email address illinois@tnc.org.
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Are there other contacts associated with The Nature Conservancy?
We have 9 additional contact(s) for The Nature Conservancy. They include: Stefanie Grieve, Paul Botts, Ruth Boyd, Judy Dunscomb, Kristen Coyne, Michael Burke, Christine Griffiths, John Andersen & Betsy Warner.
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What is the web address (URL) for The Nature Conservancy?
The website for The Nature Conservancy is www.nature.org.
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What are the annual sales for The Nature Conservancy?
The Nature Conservancy has annual sales of approximately USD 140,000.
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Does The Nature Conservancy have somewhere to park?
Yes, The Nature Conservancy has street parking available.