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Our Climate Future: The Time is Now

The sun rises in a blue sky behind a lighthouse on the rocks, with waves crashing onto rock cliffs and a rocky beach below it.
Sunrise at Eastern Point Sustaining people and nature in Massachusetts is critical now more than ever. © Viacheslav Anikin/TNC Photo Contest 2019
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As a leader in the Boston area, we would welcome your feedback as we work to craft the most compelling message for our local audience. Please watch this short video and connect with us below to share your feedback and learn more.

Will You Join Us? Here in Massachusetts, we're leading the way when it comes to stopping climate change. You can help us safeguard the environment, both in our lifetime and for future generations. The time is now.
A autumnal tree-lined path next to a stream.
Protecting Our Lands Forests like these in Western Massachusetts are critical for supporting biodiversity and storing carbon. © Jerry and Marcy Monkman
A woman with dark curly hair wearing a bright blue blazer stands in the forest with arms crossed.

Thank you, we couldn’t do this without you. Your feedback is so important to our mission. I look forward to meeting you.

Deb Markowitz

State Director, TNC in Massachusetts

Learn More About Our Work

A woman stands in the forest, looking up at the trees.
Using Nature to Reduce Carbon Pollution

Forests, wetlands and farms play an important role in tackling climate change by storing large amounts of carbon. Not to mention the other benefits they provide for people and nature.

Aerial view of a river running through a forested landscape.
Connecting Lands for Climate Resilience

TNC data shows which landscapes will support plants and animals as the climate changes. We're working to protect them.

A man stands on the deck of a fishing boat.
A Fisherman on the Front Lines of Climate Change

In his two decades fishing off Cape Cod, Kurt Martin has witnessed shifts in climate and fish availability, signaling how fishermen must adapt to the changing environment.

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