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What Threatens Our Salmon?
Salmon are iconic symbols of the Pacific Northwest’s natural vitality, yet they face a myriad of threats. Go below the surface on how we’re protecting salmon with science, partnerships and policy.
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A New, Old-Growth Future
A forest restoration experiment has made large-scale conservation possible in Washington.
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Washington Equity Statement
The Nature Conservancy’s vision is of a world where nature and people thrive. The well-being of nature and people cannot be separated, and that conservation is inextricably connected to racial equity and social justice.
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It’s winter on the eastern slopes of Washington’s Cascade mountain range, and Nature Conservancy scientist Emily Howe is up to her mittens in snowpack.
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Across Washington, we’ve worked to protect 800,000 acres to benefit people and nature.