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Explore our diverse habitats!
The Taunton River rises from Hockomock Swamp, a 17,000-acre wetland where small streams meander through grassy fens and white cedar and red maple woodlands

The fire-adapted forest of the The Plymouth Pinelands is home to a host of rare species found almost nowhere else in the world.

Hawley Bog preserve is an example of an unspoiled New England level bog within a deep glacial depression.

 

Forest Conservation

See how The Nature Conservancy is conserving and restoring forests here in Massachusetts. 

Multimedia

See conservation in action by viewing videos and slideshows of our staff and colleagues in the field.

Climate Change

You don't have to be a polar bear to recognize that the climate is changing. Learn how the Conservancy is confronting one of the most pressing threats of our time.

Make a Difference!

Help us stop the spread of America’s worst weeds!

Volunteer to help us protect Massachusetts' special places.

 

Our Newsletter

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Download our latest newsletter and read how we're restoring habitat for the Wellfleet oyster and much more.(.pdf; 2MB)

Gulf of Maine

As fishermen in the Gulf of Maine are being forced to abandon their livelihoods, the Conservancy and several other nonprofits are working with fishermen on a novel plan: to purchase fishing permits and allow fishermen to use them to develop more sustainable practices.
 

 



 

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