Woodbury Conservation Conservation Foundation

Become a Member of WCCF Today! 

What we do: 

• Protect our natural resources--especially the Loess Hills
• Promote environmental education and conservation
• Support the Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center

Past gifts have:

• Funded the new Exploring Fragile Giants Exhibit Renovation at the Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center
• Provided Scholarships for youth to attend Nature Center Summer Day Camps and field trips
• Co-sponsored Summer Day Camps that reached nearly 350 youth
• Funded an intern to assist with habitat management and Summer Day Camps
• Sponsored environmental educational programs and nature hikes
• Provided supplies for educational programs that reached more than 10,000 youth
• Co-sponsored the Loess Hills Prairie Seminar and fostered educational awareness of prairie management
• Provided funds for enhancements in Woodbury County Parks
• Sponsored Nature Calls, an annual special event fundraiser to raise funds for educational programs Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center

Your gift will:

• Provide scholarships for school children attending Nature Center field trips and camps
• Fund Nature Center programs, special events, exhibits and trail enhancements
• Enhance prairie management to save the integrity of the Loess Hills prairies
• Enhance our county parks and natural resources

With your tax-deductible gift, we can reconnect children to nature and protect wild areas for our future generations.

The Woodbury County Conservation Foundation (WCCF) is a fully qualified 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization that assists our local environment.

Federal Tax I.D. number for the Woodbury County Conservation Foundation is 42-1354176

Please indicate your gift preference: (please put this in PayPal's note section)

• Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center support
• Loess Hills area habitat protection
• Woodbury County Park enhancements
• Educational Scholarships
• No preference—use where needed most
  

		“Will we be the last generation to remember a time when it was considered normal and expected for a child to go out in the woods and wonder? If we take that memory with us when we leave this earth, what will that say about our generation?” ~ Richard Louv From Last Child in the Woods