Opportunity
Do you have prior experience with trail maintenance, non-native invasive species control, boundary marking and supervision of other volunteers?
Scenic in all seasons, with spring, summer and fall each offering their unique wildflower displays.
Features nearly 30 acres of outstanding cove hardwood and oak-hickory forests.
A high-quality shale barren that is home to a variety of rare species.
A cornerstone of a diverse and complex ecosystem of windswept heath barrens.
Oak and hardwood forests are nestled between McGowan Mountain and the Black Fork River.
In May 2018, we protected 1,143 acres along the Allegheny Front in the Dolly Sods and Canaan Valley.
Spectacular white water runs through this remote part of Cheat Canyon, which features a variety of rare plants and animals.
This lush forest and wetland is home to an exceptional variety of plants and animals.
One of the wildest and least explored high mountains in West Virginia.
Dry conditions help to make this preserve one of the most ecologically significant areas in the Central Appalachians.
Located at the center of a watershed that is the heart of our red spruce forests.
Farmed and logged in the past, today the preserve is mostly forest with oaks and maples predominating.
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Ringed by Oriskany Sandstone cliffs, which rise above the waters of the creek.
Home to a collection of boreal plants usually found much further north.
An encouraging example of what happens to agricultural land after it is given back to nature.
Older oak-hickory forest on a rolling topography of hills and coves. Visit
The Nature Conservancy’s network of protected lands host rare plants and animals and serve as living laboratories for conservation innovation. Many preserves are open for recreation including hiking. Explore the Map
