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Tongass National Forest A path running through the mossy forest floor in the Tongass National Forest of Alaska. © Chris Crisman
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New Markets Join the Tuna Transparency Pledge

New signatories include Carrefour, Aramark, Culimer USA, Lusamerica Foods, Pacific Island Tuna and the Association of Large Freezer Tuna Vessels (AGAC).

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Nature Conservancy Statement on Renaming Gulf Program

We carefully review the implications of the multiple executive orders and instructions from the new administration to ensure we can continue to make progress for people and nature.

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Nature Conservancy Statement on California Wildfires

The Nature Conservancy expresses sympathy for those impacted by California wildfires and support for firefighters battling the blazes.

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Ecuador Announces Its First Debt Conversion to Support Terrestrial and Freshwater Conservation in the Amazon, Supported by TNC’s Nature Bonds Program

Debt conversion for Ecuador expected to unlock approximately $460 million in funding for the Amazon Biocorridor Program over the next 17 years to support conservation and people.

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Sunrise above fields in Caratuva, Brazil.
Sunrise in Brazil Sunrise above the high fields Caratuva, the south of Brazil's second highest mountain. © Lucas Pontes