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The Nature Conservancy. Protecting nature. Preserving life.™
We're working with you to make a positive impact around the world in more than 35 countries, all 50 United States and your backyard. Support our work
Climate Partnerships
Forecasting our Future for People and Nature
Our climate partnerships span research, planning and on-the-ground adaptation activities. Given the spectrum of projected climate impacts on natural systems that sustain biodiversity and provide us with water to drink, soil to grow food and forests for timber and recreation, we can only achieve our conservation goals by engaging with partners across the Great Lakes region. These partnerships inform how we can better share and communicate climate information that advances our conservation investments.
Climate Partners
Digital Coast Partnership
Working with national partners to develop data, tools, and training for coastal communities
Chicago Wilderness’ Climate Action Plan for Nature
Developing and promoting an urban plan that emphasizes adaptation strategies benefitting people and nature
Michigan Climate Coalition
Participating with multi-sector interests to seed coordinated action and reduce climate impacts in Michigan
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Upper Midwest/Great Lakes Landscape Conservation Cooperative
Guiding and prioritizing regional climate-related research in the Great Lakes basin
Great Lakes Integrated Sciences + Assessments
Informing program priorities for agriculture, watershed management, recreation and tourism sectors and providing input in the National Climate Assessment
International Joint Commission Upper Great Lakes Study
Promoting ecologically sustainable lake level management that incorporates climate impacts
National Wildlife Federation Working Group on Adaptation
Contributing experience, tools and case studies to a national-scale compilation of best practices in adaptation
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