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In Utah, Nature Unites Us.
The Nature Unites Us Campaign
Nature is under historic strain, and so are we. That’s why we’re launching The Nature Unites Us Campaign, a bold and strategic conservation initiative to ensure Utah—and our natural world—become stronger and healthier. Check out our campaign focus areas below. We have the right science, partners and projects to make a difference, but we need you.
Initiative
Protecting Utah's Lands & Waters
Project Highlight: We’re working to save the Great Salt Lake, which is crucial to our air quality, mountain snowpack and economy, as well as millions of migratory birds.
Initiative
Taking Climate Action in Utah
Project Highlight: TNC’s Canyonlands Research Center attracts some of the world’s leading scientists in climate change, biological soil crust and drylands ecology.
Initiative
Connecting People & Nature in Utah
Project Highlight: We’re reaching thousands of students through our Wings & Water Wetlands Education Program.
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Campaign Media Stories
Kestrel Nest Cam
Watch the drama unfold as a family of American kestrels nest at the Great Salt Lake Shorelands Preserve.
Navajo Times: Youth Choose Summer Nature Conservancy Internship
Read an article about the 2022 graduates of TNC’s N.A.T.U.R.E. program—Native American Tribes Upholding Restoration & Education.
ABC News: Freeport Drain Wetlands to clean water for Great Salt Lake
TNC launched a new wetlands management project to benefit birds and the Lake ecosystem.
50 Species, 50 States: 50 Years of Action for Nature
Learn more about how species like the Utah prairie dog are making a comeback, thanks to conservation and partnership.
Places We Protect
See the Places We Protect in Your Community
Since 1984, The Nature Conservancy in Utah has helped to protect more than 1 million acres of public and private land throughout the state, for plants, animals and people.