Explore North America
The Nature Conservancy is excited to partner with The Discovery Channel for the launch of North America, a seven-part series that takes viewers on a journey through our vast continent.
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Q&A with Edward Norton
Edward Norton may be most known for his acting career, but he's also an engaged and influential environmentalist. CEO Mark Tercek speaks with Edward about how he's become so involved in environmental issues.
Read Mark's Interview with Edward
Get Connected to Nature
The Nature Near You smartphone app helps you interact with the natural world by exploring photos and nature preserves near you. Start engaging with nature in a new way.
Live Osprey Cam
Osprey are nesting along Alabama's Gulf Coast and you can watch all the action! See Allie and Bama care for their burgeoning family.
View the Osprey Cam
The Caribbean Summit: Leaders Valuing Nature
The goal: protect 20 percent of the Caribbean's marine and coastal resources by 2020. Can we do it?
Learn About the Caribbean Summit
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The most vital habitats on Earth need your support. Donate to The Nature Conservancy and give back to nature.
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Tell Us Your Story
Watch our animated video and tell us why conservation matters to you.
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Decorate Your Desktop
Download nature wallpaper for your computer filled with beautiful photographs of rainforests, birds, plus other habitats and wildlife we're working to protect!
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How Can You Pass On Your Values?
Smart and creative gift planning with The Nature Conservancy can help to meet your financial and philanthropic goals.
Thank You for Your Support
Your investment in conservation is what makes on-the-ground projects possible.
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Helping Animals Move in a Changing Climate
A new tool is helping land managers account for shifts in species range due to climate change, and to protect and restore land accordingly.
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Grassland Birds: Poor Indicators of Prairie Quality?
While prairie birds are relatively easy to study and monitor, they may not do a good job of reflecting how the rest of the prairie is doing.
Learn Why
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If you love science and want to keep up with the latest in conservation, this is the place for you!
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Our Signature Science
From coral reef resilience to how nature can improve livelihoods, our science constantly pushes conservation forward.
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