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About Us

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MIC Mission

Promote Programs and Policies

Minorities in Conservation’s (MIC) mission is to promote programs and policies that increase minority communities' engagement with natural resources. MIC works to promote diversity and inclusion which will help achieve a sustainable future, thus breaking down barriers in the natural resource community.

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Our History

At Minorities in Conservation, our structure is the backbone of our mission—a vibrant tapestry of diverse voices, united in our passion for preserving our planet's natural wonders. As a pioneering registered tax-exempt 501 © (3)  non-profit organization, we're on a mission to amplify underrepresented voices in the conservation movement. With unwavering commitment, we bridge gaps and break barriers, empowering minority communities to actively participate in environmental stewardship. Join us as we pave the way for a more equitable and sustainable future for all.

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MIC values

Our Core Values

We are passionately committed to integrating diversity, equity, and inclusion into the heart of conservation efforts. As we strive to protect and restore our planet, we believe that the voices and perspectives of minority communities are essential to achieving true sustainability. These values guide our actions, inform our strategies, and help us build resilient relationships with the communities we serve.

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Sustainability

Emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices in conservation efforts to ensure long-term benefits for the environment and all its inhabitants.

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Education

Promoting environmental education as a tool for empowerment, helping communities understand the ecological, social, and economic impacts of conservation.

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Community Engagement 

Actively involving local communities, especially minority groups, in planning and decision-making processes to ensure that conservation efforts are culturally relevant and supported by those they affect.

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Innovation

Encouraging creative solutions and new ideas that address conservation challenges.

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Our Partners

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Testimonials

What Our People’s Say About MIC

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"Working with Minorities in Conservation has been a life-changing experience. The support and resources provided have empowered me to pursue my passion for environmental preservation and make a tangible impact in my community."

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Jessica Martinez
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Achievements of the Organization.

Minorities in Conservation has successfully facilitated the inclusion of over 300 underrepresented individuals in the environmental sector through comprehensive training programs, impactful community projects, and strategic partnerships with leading conservation organizations. Our dedicated efforts have resulted in significant strides towards diversity, equity, and inclusion in the field, fostering a new generation of passionate and skilled conservationists committed to preserving our planet for future generations.

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Frederick Freeman

110 Early Street, Forrest City, AR 72335

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