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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.

The sun rises over Pine Creek Gorge in Pennsylvania’s Tioga State Forest.
Forest Filter The sun rises over Pine Creek Gorge in Pennsylvania’s Tioga State Forest. © Greg Kahn

Issue 3, 2025 Features

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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.

Aug 7, 2025

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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.

Jul 30, 2025

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Forest Keepers

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

Aug 1, 2025

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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.

Aug 7, 2025

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Issue 2, 2025

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Return of the Rhino

Efforts to restore critically endangered black rhinos are protecting a piece of Kenya’s natural heritage.

Life at the Water’s Edge

A frequently flooded neighborhood on the outskirts of Baltimore is fighting—like so many towns across America—to envision a climate-resilient future.

A River Runs Through Us

The Colorado River cuts through landscapes that are as rugged and diverse as their inhabitants. Now, in the face of historic drought, its people are coming together to tell a different story.

Into the Big Woods

Sandi Rose, a TNC floodplain reforestation manager, is helping restore the primeval forests of the Arkansas Delta.
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Focus on Rivers

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Clear Waters: Chalk rivers are rare but mighty. In Norfolk, England, restoring these rivers can help people and nature.

Chalk streams are ancient and globally rare—and most are found in England. In Norfolk, farmers and community members are trying to save these natural wonders and keep water flowing to their own taps.

Feb 5, 2025

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River Champions

Local leaders in the Western Balkans are taking a stand to preserve Europe’s last free-flowing rivers.

May 9, 2024

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Restoring Alabama Rivers

Alabama fish haven't migrated upriver on their own for generations. Jason Throneberry, a TNC freshwater program director, talks fish cannons, endangered Alabama sturgeon and getting fish past dams.

Feb 2, 2024