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Are you a college junior, senior, or graduate student in environmental science or a related environmental field? Know someone who is? The Land Conservancy of New Jersey is looking to support scholars pursuing degrees in environmental science, natural resource management, conservation, park administration, and related fields.

 

The Land Conservancy's scholarship program started in 1983 with the Russell W. Myers Scholarship, followed by the Rogers Family Scholarship in 2005. Since then, TLCNJ has been proudly supporting future environmental leaders who are training for careers protecting our natural resources. In 2025, we awarded seven scholarships, thanks to generous supporters of our education initiatives. One student is chosen for each of the seven $10,000 scholarships.

The 2025 application deadline has passed and the scholarship portal is now closed.

Read about this year's scholarship winners here.

Interested candidates must be New Jersey residents and full-time students with at least 45 undergraduate credits completed at a college or university (though not necessarily a New Jersey university), with an academic average equivalent to a 3.3 or higher. The scholarship program is administered by our board of trustees. Payment of the scholarship is made directly to the institution that the successful candidate attends. If you have questions about our scholarship program, please contact Breanna Durkin at bdurkin@tlc-nj.org or (973) 957-2683.

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scholarship winners

2025: Cora Attias-Inzano, Dylan Cawley, Kayla MacKinnon, Claire Paul, Dhruv Rungta, Odera Umeh, Lily VanWingerden

2024: Nikki Morley, Danielle Dyson, Joseph Brau, Samantha Pasciullo Boychuk, Jennalie Lutes, Zoe Byham
 

2023: Kylie Bill, Sophia Ludtke, Jose Antunes, Eliza Rothenburger, Adam Gelfand
 

2022: Amanda Baksa, Dorothy Helmken, Oluwafemi Soetan, Sara Haas, Sumbel Yaqoob

2021: Andreia Resende, Julia Galayda, Kenneth Hamel, Danielle Dyson

2020: Toyosi Dickson & Jessica Zhao

2019: Xena Itzkowitz & Michael Allers

2018: Patrick Carney & Justin Rozema

2017: Sandeep Dhagat & Morgan Torstenson

2016: Charlotte Leib & Jim Duffy

2015: Ryan Martens & Olivia Tempest

2014: Rebecca Wolf & Michael Endicott

2013: Hanna Morris & Samuel Gersie

2012: Stephanie Rivera & Samantha Apgar

2011: Steven Sheets & Brian Curry

2010: Carly Furman & Amy Burzynski

2009: Kyle Rossner & Drew Hart

2008: Thomas Reed & Matthew Trump

2007: Bonnie Waring & Christa Dilalo

2006: Katherine Ghilain & Louise Jensen

2005: Brian Atieh & William Heritage

2004: Beth Gambino

2003: Greg Babbitt

2002: Lauren Musto

2001: Erin Mickelwaite

2000: Marilyn Eames

1999: Erik Fargo & Jessica Graham

1998: Jessica Graham

1997: Robert Fish

1996: Josephine Collins-James

1995: Amy Clay & Jason Hudsveth

1994: Jason Hudsveth, Douglas Wheat, Michele Louise Infante

1993: Kyle Lischak, Michele Louise Infante, Harriet Honigfeld

1992: Michele Louise Infante

1991: Stephen DiGirolamo     

1990: Kristie Maczko

 

1989: Eric Goldstein 

1988: Patrick Boag & Julie Bargmann

1986: Patrick Boag

1985: Julie Bargmann

1984: Daniel Chieco

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Boonton, NJ 07005

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info@tlc-nj.org

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