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Nature is resilient. Given the opportunity and a little help, it will fight its way back. Here are some highlights in Ohio.
If we're not careful, food production can affect our water quality. See how.
In 2007 The Nature Conservancy launched an ambitious effort to recreate the meandering flow of Big Darby Creek's headwaters. View a slideshow of the project.
Explore how three Ohio chefs are making sure that what goes into your mouth is easy on the environment. See how delicious conservation can be!
The Conservancy has helped preserve many of our most beloved public lands and waters in Ohio. Explore the highlights.
How is the Conservancy protecting fish habitat in Lake Erie? Go on a fishing trip with us to find out.
Dunlin (Calidris alpina), formerly called the Red-Backed Sandpiper, at Cascade Head in Oregon. This preserve is a haven for rare plants, wildlife and grassland communities once abundant along the Oregon Coast. It is part of the North Pacific Marine project for the Conservancy's Campaign for a Sustainable Planet. Rick McEwan
Know where and when to look to find Ohio's most fascinating migrants. View the list.
What’s the connection between Ohio's forests and the water we drink? Read more or watch a video about nature’s water purifiers.
This generation is beginning to appreciate the value of living forests. See how trees fight climate change and support livelihoods.
How do you create the largest tract of contiguous protected forestland in Ohio’s history? See how we're doing it.
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