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Working Towards a Resilient Future in Washington
We are addressing the twin crises of climate change and loss of biodiversity by advancing positive and equitable change through care and stewardship of Washington’s land and water—through legislative and regulatory policy; advocating for equitable access to public funding; and by bringing together powerful and diverse partners, communities and decision-makers.
A Buffalo Homecoming
This year, The Nature Conservancy (TNC) transferred 40 buffalo to the Kalispel Tribe from the Niobrara Valley Preserve in Nebraska and the Medano Zapato Ranch in Colorado. For the Kalispel Tribe in Washington, this collaboration furthers their sovereign efforts to restore cultural and ecological connections with the buffalo.
Field Notes
Insights, stories and updates on our conservation efforts and the natural beauty of Washington State.
Deep Dive into Washington
Women in Conservation
From scientists to burn bosses, lobbyists to land stewards, the women and femmes staff at TNC in Washington contribute some of the leading interventions in conservation.
Dr. Tiara Moore Redefines Belonging in Marine Science
The Nature Conservancy (TNC) celebrates Dr. Tiara Moore, founder of Black in Marine Science (BIMS), whose research and tireless efforts empower Black marine scientists to thrive in their field.
Taneum Watershed Trails: A Restoration Story
TNC in Washington is working to restore the Taneum Watershed, where key headwaters of the Yakima River Basin can be found, making it important to water quantity and quality throughout the basin.
BIPOC Outdoors: Earth Day on Yellow Island
Members of Outdoor Asian, Outdoor Afro and Latino Outdoors traveled to Yellow Island to explore nature and volunteer on Earth Day.
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Across Washington, we’ve worked to protect 800,000 acres to benefit people and nature.
