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Get in touch with our staff about The Nature Conservancy’s work in Rhode Island.

Four people bend over a picnic table holding tools.
Rhode Island The Tillinghast Pond Management Area. © Ayla Fox

The Nature Conservancy in Rhode Island

Providence, RI

Rhode Island

The Nature Conservancy
159 Waterman Street
Providence, RI 02906
Phone: 401-331-7110
Email: ri@tnc.org

Key Contacts

Leadership

Block Island Program

Climate

Conservation

External Affairs and Operations

Philanthropy

Our Trustees

  • Katie Dolan

    Chair

  • Doug Mehne

    Vice Chair

  • Hans Birle

    Trustee

  • JIM BOYD

    Trustee

  • Scott Brown

    Trustee

  • Kate Butcher

    Trustee

  • Bintou Chatterton

    Trustee

  • Abigail Congdon

    Trustee

  • Justine Johnson

    Trustee

  • Connie Lima-McNeil

    Trustee

  • Richard Noto

    Trustee

  • TOLANI OLAGUNDOYE

    Trustee

  • Harvey Perry II

    Trustee

  • David Schwartz

    Trustee

  • Austin Smith

    Trustee

  • Ryan Wagner

    Trustee

  • Jerry Weinstein

    Trustee

  • Deborah Wiley

    Trustee

Honorary Trustees

  • Peter August, PhD

    Honrary Trustee

  • Gail P. Ballard Hall

    Honorary Trustee

  • Pamela Beck

    Honorary Trustee

  • MARCIE CUMMINGS

    Honorary Trustee

  • Judith Danforth

    Honorary Trustee

  • John Duff, Jr

    Honorary Trustee

  • Frank Golet, PhD

    Honorary Trustee

  • David Haffenreffer

    Honorary Trustee

  • Lynne Hale

    Honorary Trustee

  • Mary Louise Kennedy, Esq.

    Honorary Trustee

  • Peter V. Lacouture, Esq.

    Honorary Trustee

  • John Marshall III

    Honorary Trustee

  • Frank Mauran IV

    Honorary Trustee

  • Henry Rines, PhD

    Honorary Trustee

  • Jody Shue

    Honorary Trustee

  • LEAH VANWEY, PHD

    Honorary Trustee

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