Water Unites Us
"What ties the native forests to all of our livelihoods is water," explains Sam Gon, the Conservancy's senior scientist.
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Can City-Dwellers Be Conservationists?
Does living in a city mean you're less connected to the natural world? Our scientist tackles one reader's complex question.
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The Heart of Why Nature Matters
Why does nature matter to our own Conservancy scientists? What has motivated them to do the work they do? We're getting to the heart of why nature matters.
Earning from Environmentalism
China's Tengchong reforestation project is restoring a healthy balance between people and nature.
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Tell Us Your Story
Watch our animated video and tell us why conservation matters to you.
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Decorate Your Desktop
Download nature wallpaper for your computer filled with beautiful photographs of rainforests, birds, plus other habitats and wildlife we're working to protect!
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How Can You Pass On Your Values?
Smart and creative gift planning with The Nature Conservancy can help to meet your financial and philanthropic goals.
Thank You for Your Support
Your investment in conservation is what makes on-the-ground projects possible.
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Inside the Artificial Bat Cave
Bats are dying by the millions. Science has yet to find answers. Can a new experiment in Tennessee offer hope? Scientist Cory Holliday hopes so.
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Prescribed Burning Helps Save the Family Ranch
A new study from Nebraska shows that prescribed burning of grasslands could be the key to sustainable family ranching
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Bison Bellows and Bones
These student researchers are studying bison herd behavior at the Conservancy's Ordway Prairie in South Dakota.
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Conservation in a World of Senior Citizens
How will an aging population influence the way we do conservation in 2050? Our chief scientist says let's start preparing now.
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