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In all 50 U.S. states and more than 30 countries, The Nature Conservancy is engaged in cutting-edge projects to protect nature and preserve life on planet Earth.
With all these projects, we have a lot of stories to share! Get to know more about us.
Click through the tabs below to read feature articles that highlight our conservation work around the globe.
What does it take to restore a short-grass prairie in Mexico?
Nature Conservancy president Mark Tercek charts an ambitious course for conservation.
One of the largest species-restoration efforts in the United States takes flight.
Come nose-to-nose with our exciting conservation work!
Two researchers, members of a team of international scientists and managers, conduct a survey of coral reefs and coastline at the Solomon Islands. © David Wachenfeld
Do you have a nature question? Our scientists are ready to answer.
Learn more about your favorite species!
3,088 Acres Saved in Washington
Our recent acquisition along the Clearwater River will help bring back wild salmon.
Ben Foster joined some 545 volunteers in Mobile Bay, Alabama, to help restore the Gulf of Mexico. Erika Nortemann/TNC
More than 500 volunteers helped us build the beginning of a new oyster reef in Mobile Bay, Alabama.
A new partnership is protecting landscapes and culture in Australia.
The timber trade in Asia has taken an enormous toll on indispensable natural resources and contributed to global climate change. © Bridget Besaw
Reforming Forestry in Asia-Pacific
Making Asia's timber trade more sustainable.
Incredible images from the Conservancy's archives.
Crude oil floats on the surface of Louisiana's coastal waters near Grand Isle in the Gulf of Mexico. © Bridget Besaw
Out on the water with photographer Bridget Besaw.
What happens when Barry the Florida black bear leaves his forest?
A new tool to detect aquatic invasive species, including Asian carp.
Volunteers put in a hard day's work constructing oyster reefs in Alabama.
We need to act now, before it's too late. Watch the Video, Take Action
We're addressing Latin America's most pressing conservation issues. Read the Story