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Communities around the globe are suffering from devastating impacts of climate change, but there’s reason for hope. In the winter 2023 issue of your Inside Nature newsletter, read how your support is helping to find natural solutions that will limit further warming and the dangers it poses. Together we are making the world a better place―thank you for all you do.
In This Issue
Newsletter
Natural Solutions to the Climate Crisis
Protecting key lands and waters, restoring important systems and implementing climate-smart practices are critical strategies for slowing climate change.
Donor Story
Meet Betty and Neal Sanders
Betty and Neal Sanders love all things gardening! From murder-mystery novels to lecture tours to food bank deliveries, see how horticulture weaves through many aspects of their lives.
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Super Reefs, Future Reefs
Some corals are proving to be resistant to more frequent heat waves and rising ocean temperatures. Work in Palau is uncovering ways to use these super corals to save reefs around the globe.
Interview
Q&A: A World of Hope
From policy interventions to funding solutions to corporate practices, TNC’s Europe Regional Managing Director, Marianne Kleiberg, discusses pioneering efforts to change global climate strategies.
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Helping Hawai‘i’s Vanishing Forest Birds
Rising mosquito populations are putting native bird species at risk of extinction, but a strain of common bacteria may hold the solution.
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Nature Briefs
A tree-planting initiative supports healthy communities across the U.S., and a stream in Arizona defies the odds and flows year-round.
Newsletter Article Archive
Explore more on-the-ground conservation success stories from around the globe.
A Legacy for People and Nature
Few aspirations are nobler than wanting to leave the world a better place. We are honored and inspired by the thousands of incredible supporters who joined The Legacy Club by including The Nature Conservancy in their estate plans.