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Tuition costs for participation in the NCLI have been kept to an absolute minimum through grants, donations, and in-kind contributions. Fellow tuition includes all expenses such as course materials, lodging, and meals during the residencies at the National Conservation Training Center and Big Cedar Lodge. Transportation is the only direct cost not covered by tuition. Tuition is an exceptional value for a leadership development experience of this caliber. |
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Southern Company is offering two challenge tuition scholarships (50%) for NCLI Fellows. Eligibility: - Fellows accepted into the NCLI who work within non-governmental, tribal, state or federal natural resource conservation organizations.
- Work occurs in the Southeastern US, particularly within the Southern Company service area (AL, GA, southeast MS, and FL Panhandle).
- Work focuses on any of the following three areas: (1) bird and habitat conservation, (2) longleaf pine restoration, (3) wetland, riparian, or coastal restoration efforts; particularly those efforts that involve or promote diverse partnerships.
Eligible Fellows should contact the NCLI by phone at 304.876.7988 or by email at
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as soon as possible after notification of their acceptance to the NCLI. |
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Becoming an NCLI Fellow is a major step in career advancement and contributing to the future of conservation. The NCLI is suited for the highest-potential, future leaders. Do you have what it takes? As today’s conservation leaders work toward retirement – who will fill their seats? Will it be you? Are you willing to take on challenges that you know will ensure a conservation legacy for the next century? Are you prepared?
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Why should I become an NCLI Fellow? This is a most important question. Here are several reasons to apply. - Cutting edge leadership training
- A far-reaching network
- Expanded perspective
- Enrichment of your professional portfolio
- Highest caliber of preparation for ensuring your contribution to this country’s natural resource legacy
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Become a Fellow 
