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Dan Kusnierz, the Water Resources Program Manager for the Penobscot Nation, collects water samples on the Penobscot River near Indian Island, Maine. The Nature Conservancy in partnership with an unprecedented array of partners, including the Penobscot Indian Nation, have come together to accomplish the goal of restoring the Penobscot River. © Bridget Besaw
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The Ramshorn Ranch, Dubois, Wyoming. In Wyoming, an innovative partnership between ranchers Bob and Kate Lucas with The Nature Conservancy and the Jackson Hole Land Trust maintains two important working ranches while protecting important habitat for Wolverine, Lynx and the largest naturally-wintering Elk herd in the lower 48 states. Photo Credit: ?Laurie Andrews, Jackson Hole Land Trust. ©Laurie Andrews, Jackson Hole L