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The Nature Conservancy

Nature Conservancy Magazine

Read feature stories from the most recent issues of the award-winning, quarterly membership magazine.

A flock of laughing gulls (Leucophaeus atricilla) fly toward the camera on Marsh Island, Alabama.
A Flock of Seagulls Laughing gulls (Leucophaeus atricilla) on Marsh Island, Alabama. © Mac Stone

Issue 4, 2025 Features

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The Secret South

From the southern Appalachians to the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, Alabama’s waterways conceal hidden worlds that are ancient, biodiverse and increasingly at risk.

Oct 30, 2025

Magazine Feature

Mongolia’s New Horizon

Faced with a changing climate and challenges to its citizens’ livelihoods, the country has committed to conservation.

Nov 7, 2025

Magazine Feature

Forever Wild

In 2008, The Nature Conservancy bought thousands of acres of Adirondack forest, including the historic Follensby Pond. Now, part of the area will open to the public for the first time in 100 years.

Nov 7, 2025

Magazine Feature

Call of the Wild

Field biologist and bioacoustic researcher Maia Persche listens to the woods, recording soundscapes that can reveal insights about biodiversity and habitat management.

Nov 7, 2025

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Issue 3, 2025

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Bobcat Alley

Fifty years ago bobcats vanished from New Jersey. Wildlife scientists reintroduced them, but to survive a changing climate and increasing urbanization, bobcats will need more room to roam.

Forest Keepers

Fighting to save the rainforests of Borneo—a biodiversity epicenter home to the endangered orangutan and other rare species

Reviving the Old Bay

To undo centuries of damage in the Chesapeake Bay, six states are fixing forests, farms, city runoff, wetlands, rivers and oyster reefs across this extensive watershed.

The Heart of Canyon Country

Rancher Heidi Redd tells of her 50-year fight to save one of the most iconic landscapes in the U.S. West.
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