The Nature Conservancy has protected more than 1.2 million acres of critical natural lands in Florida.

Diving with the Disturbed

Read a Q&A with Conservancy scientist Meaghan Johnson as she talks about coral reefs, climate change and diving with the disturbed in the Florida Keys.
What is reef resilience? Find out.>>
  

The $11 Billion Question
According to a Conservancy report, a 7-inch rise in sea level will cause at least $11 billion in lost property value in the Florida Keys. Find out how nature and people can adapt to rising seas.>>
 

What's New

• Reefs = Zombies?: An attempt to explain coral ecology. 
• Coral Reef Nurseries: What's next for reef restoration?
• Florida Forever: Join the Florida Action Network  

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Press Releases

NOAA Coral Reef Conservation Program and the Nature Conservancy Launch Partnership
November 6, 2009

The Nature Conservancy Applauds Governors’ Formation of South Atlantic Alliance
November 3, 2009

Coldwater Creek Protected
September 30, 2009

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