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Cause Marketing & Brand Partnerships

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People enjoy the shade and the view at Gantry Plaza State Park along the East River in Long Island City (Queens), New York. © Diane Cook and Len Jenshel

By teaming up with companies, we help engage and inspire people through real-life actions that can directly impact conservation work. 

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Learn more about how working with The Nature Conservancy can help bring you—and environmental conservation—closer to your consumers.

TNC Priority Areas

Below are just some of the conservation areas your company can help support:

  • Mount Rainier’s glaciers.

    Climate

    TNC's work, like our Plant a Billion Trees program, addresses climate change by restoring natural places.

  • Three damselflies after a storm in Italy.

    Biodiversity

    TNC's projects help protect at-risk species around the world as well as the ecosystems they call home.

  • Birmingham high school students are working with The Nature Conservancy and partners to transform vacant lots into natural space and find empowerment in the process. It's an example of partnerships and communities helping cities thrive.

    Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

    We know diverse perspectives are essential to protecting our planet and ensuring we can all flourish.

  • Visitors canoe and kayak on the Archey Fork of the upper Little Red River during float season.

    The Great Outdoors

    Large-scale work—like our land & water conservation projects—protects the places we live, work & play.

  • Veasna Johnson and Anthony Okocha celebrate the first day of summer with a picnic at Chicago’s Montrose Beach Dunes, Illinois.

    People & Communities

    We're helping restore our connection with the Earth and encouraging more healthy outdoor spaces for all.

  • The Štrbački buk waterfalls and the the Una River forms a natural border between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The Štrbački buk waterfalls are one of the pristine natural features of the Una River which flows between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The the spring fed falls and gin clear waters of the Una are part of the Una National Park in Bosnia and Herzegovina, founded in 2006. The Nature Conservancy is developing partnerships with European governments and development agencies to achieve shared conservation goals around the world.

    Clean Water

    Water is life. Our work to restore healthy watersheds aims to protect 30M hectares of freshwater by 2030.

  • Culturally, economically, biologically, food is one of the most powerful forces shaping human life.

    Sustainable Food

    TNC's regenerative agriculture & aquaculture work helps restore our food system for a sustainable future.

  • Coral reef with Loggerhead Key Lighthouse in the background. Loggerhead Key, Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida. credit:

    Oceans

    Our groundbreaking and innovative coastal, coral reef and oceans work impacts the entire globe.

Sunset Over Field in Colusa Valley, California

Partnerships

Cascadian Farm

Committed to helping our planet through farming practices, Cascadian Farm is working with The Nature Conservancy to support our work to improve agricultural practices in CA's central valley.

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Featured Partners

These companies make a difference. From digital campaigns to sponsorships to contributing a percent of product sales, each partnership has contributed to protecting nature. Explore the partnerships to learn more.

Other Ways TNC Works With Companies

We know companies play a big role in creating a sustainable future and work with brands in additional capacities, such as:

  • Business practices

    Transforming Business Practices

    TNC can help you bring conservation into the way your company does business. Learn How

  • Gift in hand

    Workplace Giving

    Employees can make a tax-deductible contribution to TNC through a company's workplace giving campaign. Learn More

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If you would like to partner with TNC, please email us at corporate_partnerships@tnc.org.

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