Every issue of Nature Conservancy magazine includes fascinating articles about great outdoor places, gorgeous photography from around the world, timely and informative book reviews, and exciting nature travel ideas.

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Features:

• The Poverty / Conservation Equation
  Some of the poorest countries are among the richest in biodiversity — a fact conservationists can’t afford to ignore.
  • Does Conservation Matter to the Poor?
    by Jeffrey Sachs
  • Is Poverty Relevant to Conservation?
    by M.A. Sanjayan
  • Can We Conserve Ecosystems by Fighting Poverty?
    by Gregory Mock
     
• Waiting for the Sky
  Florida photographer Clyde Butcher waits patiently for the right light to illuminate the wildest reaches of his home state. 
• Full Circle in the Adirondacks
  A long-lost Adirondack canoe circuit reveals a history of intense land use—and subsequent renewal.

Departments:

• First Impressions
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• Sightings
  Efforts are under way to protect vanishing breeds—from family ranchers to bluebirds.
• Nature Landmarks
  Hurricane Katrina opens up opportunities for rare species in Mississippi; a family protects its beloved Iowa prairie; and a village seeks out Conservancy-style marine restoration in the Solomon Islands.
• Journeys: Nature Travel
  New destinations: Maine’s Debsconeag Lakes Wilderness Area, Peru’s Amazon and Idaho’s Salmon River. Plus, new natural-history workshops at Conservancy lodges in Colorado, Montana and New Mexico.
• Bookmarks: Nature Book Reviews
  Books for beginning and seasoned bird-watchers.
• Lasting Impressions
  A family sets out to reconstruct itself amid a Wisconsin wetland.

You can also read excerpts from previous issues of Nature Conservancy magazine:
spring 2006 | winter 2005 | autumn 2005 | summer 2005