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President and CEO Mark Tercek talks about his recent appointment to the NYS 2100 Commission in New York and how nature can protect us from changing weather. Read more
A message from Executive Director Bill Ulfelder about nature's role in New York's new normal. Read more
Lead marine scientist Dr. Mike Beck on rebuilding safer in Sandy's aftermath. Read more
A restoration project in Cape May, New Jersey helped protect nearby residents after Hurricane Sandy. Read more
Working with partners, the Conservancy has surveyed nearly 300 stream crossings in the Lake Champlain and lower Hudson River regions to identify culverts that pose the greatest risks to fish and people in the event of a severe storm. © The Nature Conservancy
The Conservancy is working across New York to update the state's culvert infrastructure to help make communities more resilient to severe storms and flooding. Read more
Whether scary or exciting, nature has a way of sneaking up on you. See stories
Hear some of nature's success stories and see how nature matters to us all. Watch videos
Coast live oak trees punctuate the prairie grasslands at Chimineas Ranch, a protected wildlife corridor linking the Carrizo Plain National Monument with Los Padres National Forest, located within San Luis Obispo County, California. © Mark Dolyak