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The Nature Conservancy

Our Goals to Meet by 2030

What we do between now and 2030 will determine whether we avoid the worst impacts of climate change, slow down species loss, and safeguard people.

View Our Priorities
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    3B

    Avoid or sequester 3 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually.

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    100M

    Help 100 million people at severe risk of climate-related emergencies.

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    650M

    Partner with communities around the globe to conserve 650 million hectares (about 1.6 billion acres) of land.

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    10B

    Conserve nearly 10 billion acres of ocean.

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    30M

    Conserve 30M hectares of lakes & wetlands, 1M kilometers of river systems.

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    45M

    Support 45 million people, partnering with local and Indigenous communities.

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Find a Local Chapter

Dive into your local chapter and explore what The Nature Conservancy has been doing in your community.

Fishermen from Pate Island in Lamu County.
× The toss // This photo is of a Cedar waxwing feeding on crabapples. I took this photo one cold winter morning in Elgin, Illinois in our neighborhood. I had come across a flock of cedar waxwings feeding in a crabapple tree. They are one of my favorite birds so I stopped and spent some time photographing them. I was thrilled to capture this image of one of the waxwings!

Final Match Opportunity

Donate by midnight and every $1 becomes $2 for nature.