A bee collects pollen from an oxeye flower.
CENTRAL APPALACHIA: A bee collects pollen from an oxeye flower. © Steven David Johnson

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Winter 2019 Features

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a panther uses a wildlife crossing to pass under a road

Magazine Feature

The Panther's Path

The Florida panther, once nearly extinct, is facing new threats as it roams the state. Protecting key wildlife corridors and expanding safe spaces could make all the difference.

By Eric Seeger

Australia's black swan

Magazine Feature

Bird Country

In a dry corner of Australia, The Nature Conservancy just bought 120 square miles of wetlands that sustain breeding water birds and a 50,000-year-old culture.

By Justine E. Hausheer

anglers fish on a misty lake

Magazine Feature

Heart of Appalachia

TNC has a radical plan for safeguarding biodiversity in the face of climate change—and it starts with protecting 253,000 acres of central Appalachian forests

By Jon Elliston

Man crawls toward the camera with overpass behind

Magazine Feature

Photographer spends years tracking Florida’s endangered panthers

Find out how award-winning photographer Carlton Ward tracks and photographs the elusive, endangered panther—and how rare success is in the wild.

By Jenny Rogers

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