This project retires an Alaska coal field, protects old-growth forest, and increases native stewardship.
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Nature can solve so many problems, and it's time to give it the credit it deserves so we can continue to move forward.
The Old Mill Museum and Dam in Weston, Vermont, was originally a sawmill. The museum displays machinery and tools of bygone days. © Donald Reese
New England's waterways—the most heavily dammed in the United States—are making a comeback.
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A young boy in Sequoia National Park in California to celebrate the National Park Service's Centennial. Photo credit: © Nick Hall
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Nature Conservancy Magazine celebrates the 100 year anniversary of the Migratory Bird Treaty in its December/January issue. © Teagan White
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