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a river running through a valley.
River Runs A panoramic image of the Rio Puelo Chico and the larger river valley as it winds its way around the town of Puelo, Chile. © Stephen Alvarez

Issue 4, 2026 Features

Magazine Feature

Out of the Woods?

A controversial decision to down-list the red-cockaded woodpecker's status from endangered to threatened reveals both the promise and limits of conservation success.

Nov 5, 2026

Magazine Feature

Saving the Yosemite of South America

When 328,000 acres of Chile’s iconic Patagonian landscape came under threat of development, a small group of Local Community members, climbers & guides led the charge to protect a stunning landscape.

Nov 3, 2026

Magazine Feature

When the Well Runs Dry

As groundwater overpumping forces farms to go fallow across California’s Central Valley, the future of land use hangs in the balance.

Nov 5, 2026

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Six Projects that Transformed the Work of The Nature Conservancy

From local land protection to global impact, explore the milestones and turning points that shaped The Nature Conservancy’s first 75 years.

A Wild Legacy: A Photo Essay

For 75 years, The Nature Conservancy has protected iconic landscapes, saved endangered species, supported local communities and led innovative initiatives to protect nature around the world.

The Nature Conservancy: Celebrating 75 years of People, Partnership and Place

In 1951 a small group of passionate individuals joined forces to try to protect nature through direct action. Their vision continues to drive the work of The Nature Conservancy today.

Sound Solutions

From a crashing fishery in the 1990s to whales in New York harbor today—what has it taken to clean up tristate waters?
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