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In This Issue
Organizing for Ocelots
Habitat reconnection and restoration, policy and partnerships, and education and research are key elements to give ocelots a chance.
Donor Spotlight: Leslie and Patrick Wood
New Jersey residents Pat and Leslie Wood are avid travelers and bird lovers who found smart ways to support the world they cherish.
Protecting Humboldt Penguins
A changing climate, avian flu and other threats are putting already imperiled Humboldt penguins at risk. Can community action and smart management help the population rebound?
Q & A: Marine Program Manager ‘Alohi Nakachi
Indigenous knowledge and stewardship are helping to heal O‘ahu’s lands and restore stream flows from mountain (mauka) to ocean (makai), ultimately improving the health of neighboring coral reefs.
Nature Briefs
Sitka deer rely on Alaska’s old-growth forests, and rare Amargosa toads depend on a short stretch of river in the northern Mojave Desert. Keeping their habitats healthy is critical to both species’ survival.
Safeguarding the Sea Turtles
TNC has supported community efforts to protect sea turtles in the Solomon Islands for decades. Significantly, today local women are leading much of the work.
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.
