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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.

people on yellow tubes float down the Yampa River.
Riding the River Paddlers make their way down the Yampa River in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. © Rory Doyle

Issue 2, 2025 Features

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Return of the Rhino

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

May 8, 2025

Magazine Feature

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.

May 1, 2025

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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.

May 8, 2025

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Into the Big Woods

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

May 8, 2025

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The Future Forest: The Appalachians face multiple threats. Scientists are working to boost their adaptability.

The Appalachian landscape is a diverse, steadfast refuge for wildlife, but the world around it is changing. Scientists are researching how to make these woods more adaptable—and resilient—than ever.

Turning the Tide: A kelp farm run by Shinnecock women is helping to clean the waters off Long Island

On Long Island, a group of Shinnecock women are nursing a bay back to health and, in the process, reclaiming traditions.

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.

A Recipe for Reconnection

Damon Noe is trying to help New Jersey’s birds. In the process, he’s forging stronger coastlines—and relationships with nature—in the TikTok era.
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Focus on Forests

Feature

Controlled Burning in North Carolina’s Forests

Controlled burning, also known as prescribed fire, plays a crucial role in North Carolina's forests. Learn about how fire benefits our forests.

May 29, 2025

Feature

Saving Indiana Songbirds Starts in Our Forests

The diversity of birds is declining with the loss of their habitats. A new TNC project, Forestry for the Birds, brings forest managers and bird lovers together to promote the well-being of both.

Apr 5, 2022

Blog

Forests Can Absorb Carbon More Quickly Than Previously Thought

Letting forests regrow on their own could be a secret weapon to fighting climate change.

Sep 23, 2020