Join Nature Conservancy experts and fellow supporters to explore TNC’s work and partnerships across Alaska—site of some of the last, best chances to preserve nature on a vast scale. Learn how we’re supporting community-led stewardship and conservation compatible economies to protect and restore critical habitat.
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Tuesday, October 17
4 p.m. ET/1 p.m. PT
Alaska’s Bristol Bay is home to the world’s largest wild sockeye salmon fishery—the last, best wild salmon run on Earth. Take a trip across this vast landscape of braided rivers swollen with salmon and learn about how TNC’s Alaska chapter is helping support the people, wildlife and landscapes in this remarkable watershed. Join us to learn about our work with Bristol Bay communities and Yupi’k, Alutiiq and Athabascan partners to create new, sustainable economic opportunities, increase equity in the fishery, and ensure Bristol Bay youth can carry forward a tradition of conservation and stewardship that extends back thousands of years.
Thursday, November 2
4 p.m. ET/1 p.m. PT
In Southeast Alaska, there’s a movement underway. It’s a movement toward sustainable development and away from old-growth logging. It’s about setting aside conflict to find common ground. And above all, it’s about restoring balance in our relationships to each other and the natural world. In the heart of the largest temperate rainforest on Earth — an irreplaceable carbon sink and critical hedge in the fight against the worst impacts of climate change — TNC is leveraging our strengths in collaboration, partnership and science to support a brighter future for the region and the world. Learn about our participation in this movement and the Indigenous values lighting the way.
May 17, 2023 | Estuaries are intrinsically linked to the ocean through water connectivity, species movement and human activity. These resources and the threats that imperil them do not recognize jurisdictional boundaries. Along the southeast Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico, TNC is working collaboratively across ecosystems and states through its Ocean and Coasts Network to restore and conserve marine habitats and tackle challenges facing the full system. Join us as we explore the wild coasts, estuarine waters and offshore reefs of some of the places our marine conservation work touches down to discover the connections between these habitats.
March 28, 2023 | Learn how TNC’s conservation priorities are reflected in projects underway in the landscapes of the Flint Hills in Oklahoma and the Gran Chaco of Argentina. Conservation experts will describe strategies, partnerships and best practices used in protecting and maintaining these ecosystems that are crucial for the preservation of species such as prairie chickens, bison and pampas deer.
March 14, 2023 | Learn about how grasslands foster biodiversity, the species grasslands sustain, and the conservation policy tools TNC uses to protect these vibrant landscapes in North and South America for nature and people. Meet conservation experts working to conserve grasslands from the Flint Hills of Kansas and Oklahoma and the Gran Chaco and Patagonia of Argentina.
Learn about the fascinating and essential roles insects play in sustaining healthy ecosystems and how these critters are an integral part of our conservation work on the ground in places such as the grasslands of Nebraska and Illinois. Watch Now
Explore life in the darkness with TNC conservation experts who will reveal the hidden worlds of underground habitats, bats flying at night, and the ecological connections between them. Watch Now
The Appalachian Mountains’ landscape covers over 2,000 miles of land vital for biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation. Learn how TNC and our partners are using innovative solutions to address complex challenges in the Appalachians. Watch Now
The future of the world is intimately linked to the forests, savannas and wetlands of Brazil. Meet TNC conservation leaders to learn how TNC and our partners are using innovative solutions to address complex challenges in the Brazilian Amazon. Watch Now
Take an online excursion through the ancient islands of Lake Wales Ridge—peninsular Florida’s oldest and highest physical feature—to explore blackwater streams, hardwood swamps, scrubby flatwoods, hammocks and longleaf pine habitat. Watch Now
Not so long ago, black rhinos nearly disappeared forever, poached almost to extinction. Today, we'll return a beloved species to Loisaba Conservancy's open grasslands for the first time in 50 years. Watch Now
The tropical rainforests of Borneo—a region of critical biodiversity and home to three-quarters of the world’s orangutans—are disappearing. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the rainforest and learn about efforts to protect it. Watch Now
Join us at one of North America's most biologically diverse areas, the Sky Island region. More species of mammals, birds, reptiles, bees and ants are found in the San Pedro River watershed than any other place in the country! Watch Now
Named for its rocky Anastasia limestone shoreline, this barrier island sanctuary—located right next to 6 million people—is a model for large-scale, native coastal habitat restoration. Join us as we explore Blowing Rocks Preserve. Watch Now
Immerse yourself in towering forests, rich meadows and lush wetlands teeming with life and its songs. While taking in the beauty of the Northern Sierra, we'll learn how TNC is working to protect it. Watch Now
Enjoy a virtual trek through Maine's forests and discover three of TNC's ecological reserves. These wild places reveal the role that natural forces–like ice, wind, and fire–play in shaping local ecosystems. Watch Now
Experience paddling through tranquil waters amongst towering bald cypress trees to see how Maryland’s Nassawango Creek Preserve is shaped by a legacy of evolving ecological restoration—such as controlled fire—and land stewardship. Watch Now
Take a look at how TNC is safeguarding the ocean's rich biodiversity while ensuring sustainable livelihoods and thriving economies in this recorded webinar. Watch Now
Watch this recorded webinar to see how TNC is protecting land at unprecedented scale for the benefit of people, wildlife and our climate. Watch Now
Explore life in the darkness with TNC conservation experts who will reveal the hidden worlds of underground habitats, bats flying at night.
Learn about the fascinating and essential roles insects play in sustaining healthy ecosystems and how these critters are an integral part.
Join us on a tour of peninsular Florida's blackwater streams, hardwood swamps, scrubby flatwoods, hammocks and longleaf pine habitat.
