
National Biodiversity Trust is an official tax-exempt organization, with the ability to accept land donations, donated conservation easements, monetary donations, and grant gifts.
Our IRS Determination Letter can be found below.
IRS Tax-exempt Status Form 1023, NBT Accepted Application (pdf)
DownloadNational Biodiversity Trust Code of Ethics (pdf)
DownloadNational Biodiversity Trust Operational Plan_2025-2027 (pdf)
DownloadTax-exempt Status FinalLetter_39-2244125_NATIONALBIODIVERSITYTRUSTCORP_07032025_00 (pdf)
DownloadBYLAWS of the NATIONAL BIODIVERSITY TRUST (pdf)
DownloadSTAFF
NBT staff currently includes our Director, Nate Thomas, and an as-needed assistant, Sherri DAnna.
Nate has over 25 years of experience with conservation organizations, including work on conservation transactions, conservation easement language, baseline documentation reports, grant writing, and stewardship.
Sherri works with several private companies, handling office work, financials, and other transactional needs.
BOARD
NBT Board Members currently include President Jonathan Napier, Vice President Edwin Stanford, and Treasurer/Secretary Sherri DAnna.
Charitable Organization transparency provides the public with documentation that is both informative, and that evokes trust.
NBT has included here organization documents that reflect IRS tax-exempt status, government compliance, organization vision, and strategies for moving forward.
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