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Francisco Nunez, the Conservancy’s Tilori project manager, has witnessed positive changes in the community since the initiation of the agroforestry and alternative cooking projects. © Victoria Khalidi/TNC
A family forestry project provides Haiti residents with free, fast growing fuel and fruit trees.
The beach at Parque Nacional del Este. The park is one of the Caribbean's largest marine parks located on the southeastern tip of the Dominican Republic. The Conservancy and its partners are working to unite a coalition of representatives from the private and public sectors to guide conservation planning and management at the government-owned park. © Mark Godfrey/The Nature Conservancy
The Dominican Republic's Historic Decree
The Conservancy applauds a decree which adds 31 new protected areas in the Dominican Republic.
Samana Bay is a nutrient-rich sanctuary for humpback whales and other sea life.
As some of the most biodiverse and wondrous places in the world, coral reefs need our immediate attention. If the present rate of destruction continues, 70% of the world's coral reefs will be destroyed by the year 2050. With your help, The Nature Conservancy is protecting the world's coral reefs and all the corals, fish and people that depend on them. Learn more
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We're addressing Latin America's most pressing conservation issues. Read the Story