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Colorful paper wildflowers are arranged against a white background.
Artful Bounty Paper flowers are modeled after species growing in the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem. © Alex Snyder/TNC

Spring 2023 Features

Andrea Akall'eq Burgess portrait

Conservation Trailblazers

Meet six women who are changing how conservation is done at TNC, from conference rooms to local communities.

Robyn James portrait

Who Is Conservation

Removing barriers for women working in the environmental field will only make conservation as a whole more effective.

By Robyn James

Colorful paper wildflowers

Bloom and Bust: Changing Temperatures Are Putting Wildflowers and Wildlife Out of Sync

In Wyoming, warmer springs and earlier snowmelt could spell trouble for flowering plants and the wildlife that depend on the precise timing of their blossoms and berries.

By Kirsten Weir

Nestled amid the giant roots of a tree in a dark almost-black image, several flower-like mushrooms grow a psychedelic green.

Nature Wild

Last year people from 196 countries and territories participated in TNC's 2022 Global Photo Contest. Here are some of our favorites.

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Aerial view of green trees in a forest.
Fall 2018 The Fall 2018 issue of the magazine focuses on climate issues. © Rachid Dahnoun/Tandem Stock