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West Haven, Vermont. Gabe Calvi, the son of a former Vermont Chapter trustee, helps TNC volunteers control Invasive water chestnut on Lake Champlain with TNC's Bald Mountain Preserve in the background. In 11 field seasons, volunteers have removed 243 tons of water chestnut from the lake. © Robert Klein/TNC

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June 2010 – Pichincha Province, Ecuador. FONAG protects watersheds supplying the capital’s 2 million people with 80 percent of their freshwater. Nearly $1 million each year goes to conservation projects in the surrounding watersheds. © 2010 Erika Nortemann/The Nature Conservancy

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Visitors to the tropical rainforest of Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula explore a "cave" inside the roots of the Ajo tree (Caryocar costarricense), an endemic and endangered timber species. Photograph from The Nature Conservancy book; COSTA RICA: Voluntary Conservation in Costa Rica. © The Nature Conservancy/Sergio Pucci

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