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Stories in Massachusetts

Podcast: Nature Is the Solution

December 15, 2025

Graphic with rolling green hills with homes and renewable energy infrastructure next to a body of bright blue water with a fishing boat and fish. Trees frame the sides with a bird on a branch.
Listen In! An audio journey across Massachusetts, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Berkshires and our work in-between. © Meeya Tjiang/The Nature Conservancy

Join us on a podcast journey across the state and learn about the innovative, nature-based solutions The Nature Conservancy is leading and collaborating on. Over nine episodes, our experts, scientists and partners will highlight how we’re sparking impactful change—all by turning to nature as a powerful solution.

Tune in every other week starting January 20, 2026, for a new episode. Find the latest episodes of Nature is the Solution below, on WBUR Podcasts and on any platform where you get your podcasts. 

The Episodes

Coming soon in January 2026

  1. Oyster Restoration and Aquaculture

  2. Coastal Resilience: Living Shorelines

  3. Coastal Resilience: Proactive Relocation

  4. River Restoration and Connectivity

  5. Resilient and Connected Appalachian Landscapes

  6. Caring for the Land

  7. Renewable Energy

  8. Natural Climate Solutions

  9. Climate and Public Health

Learn More About Our Work in Massachusetts

Check out our stories

Proactive Relocation Away from Rising Waters

What can we do for Massachusetts communities on the front lines of flood risk to set them up for a safer, more resilient future?

On the River to Recovery

At one point, the Mill River was declared "dead." In 2018, alewife ran the river again for the first time in two centuries and have increased in numbers since.

How Does the Bobcat Cross the Mass Pike

TNC in Massachusetts is leading an effort to assess and map culverts under Interstate 90 to identify those that can serve as corridors for wildlife to pass under the road.

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.

Policy Priorities in Massachusetts

Policy is an essential tool to protect the lands, waters and people of Massachusetts. Our policy team advances initiatives that are equitable, nonpartisan, ambitious and grounded in science.

Stories in Massachusetts

Read articles and news updates about The Nature Conservancy’s work to tackle climate change and ensure healthy ocean, coasts, rivers and lands in Massachusetts.