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Great Lakes Invasion
It holds 20 percent of the world's fresh surface water and is home to the fourth largest economy in the world — but the Great Lakes are under threat from invasive species.
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Summer Wildfires
How does a forest become naturally overgrown, and how does this affect forest fires and forest conservation?
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Behind the Lens
On assignment for Nature Conservancy magazine, photographer Nick Hall shares how he became a “little obsessed” with the bison grazing at the Conservancy’s nearby Medano-Zapata Ranch.
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Must Read: Nature's Fortune
Nature Conservancy CEO Mark Tercek is stirring things up with his new book arguing that we must expand the ways we think about the value of nature.
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Watch our animated video and tell us why conservation matters to you.
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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.
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Scientific Illustration: More than Pretty Pictures
Our Silver Creek Preserve manager Dayna Gross uses her love of painting to help convey complex stream restoration plans.
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The Traveling Naturalist: To the Bat Cave!
What’s the world’s largest concentration of mammals? Not the wildebeest in the Serengeti, or caribou in the Arctic. Instead, look to the sky.
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Follow Our Blog: Cool Green Science
If you love science and want to keep up with the latest in conservation, this is the place for you!
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A Future for Salmon?
Will we have wild salmon in 100 years? The answer depends on what we do at places like Alaska's Bristol Bay.
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