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A view of fall colors and mountains on The Nature Conservancy's Zapata Ranch, Colorado USA.
Fall colors and mountains A view of fall colors and mountains on The Nature Conservancy's Zapata Ranch, Colorado USA. © Nick Hall

Planning for Your Future? Plan for Nature's, Too.

Gift planning can seem complicated, but there are many simple, smart ways to support critical conservation work. Here are a few tools to get you started.

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on the Clearwater River, part of The Nature Conservancy’s Great Western Checkerboards Project in Montana

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Estate Planning FAQs

Everyone needs an estate plan. Here are some tips for getting started.

grazing on the Zapata Ranch in Colorado with the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Sangre de Cristo mountains in the background.

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Estate Planning Guide

This free downloadable guide can help you get started planning your estate.

Meadow of blazing star (Liatris ligulistylis) and Maximilian sunflower (Helianthus maximiliani) at a prairie pothole

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Retirement Planning Tips

Careful retirement planning can benefit you and nature.

TNC scientists Heidi Schmalz (left) and Allison Rossman lead a group of volunteers and researchers as they identify invasive weeds on the Zumwalt Prairie Preserve, Oregon.

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For Advisors

We welcome the opportunity to work with you and your clients.

(ALL RIGHTS) Hoary vetchling, aka showy vetchling at Griffith Prairie - owned by Prairie Plains Resource Institute - north of Aurora, Nebraska. Photo credit: © Chris Helzer/TNC

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Legal Language and Tax ID

Get the necessary language for including TNC in your estate plan.

Beth Wheatley, The Nature Conservancy's director of External Affairs for the West Virginia Chapter, stands in the Tomblin Wildlife Management Area, West Virginia.

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Our experts can work with you to find the best giving option for your unique situation.