Governments today spend more in a single month on subsidies that harm nature than they spend protecting it in an entire year.

Our mission is to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. Guided by science, The Nature Conservancy creates innovative, on-the-ground solutions to our world’s toughest challenges so ...

Protecting nature and supporting economic prosperity can go hand in hand. Around the world, proven approaches are demonstrating what's possible. The challenge now is accelerating the policies, ...

Pardon our appearance as we create the new Wellness Garden, an accessible and inclusive area where people of all abilities and backgrounds can connect with nature. Work will occur in phases through ...

From local land protection to global impact, explore the milestones and turning points that shaped The Nature Conservancy’s first 75 years. For 75 years, The Nature Conservancy has protected iconic ...

More than 5,000 acres, out of a total watershed area of 45,000 acres, have been protected by The Nature Conservancy and a host of partners. Elkhorn Slough flows nearly seven and a half miles inland ...

The Wabash River has served as a vital conduit for trade, travel and settlement in the Midwest for more than two centuries. It is inextricably linked to Indiana’s economy and well-being. Apart from ...

When we take care of the ocean, the ocean takes care of us. Think of the ocean like the heart of the planet. It pumps oxygen, nutrients, water and weather around the globe. And just like with your ...

From the rocky bluffs of Mendocino Headlands State Park, California’s North Coast appears almost postcard perfect: A salty breeze tempers the blazing sun, the sapphire sea crashes and swirls against ...

The island nation of Seychelles has made history—again. A decade ago, motivated by a desire to protect its ocean for the long-term, but burdened by debt, the Republic of Seychelles pursued a ...

A long trek on a dirt road atop the Cumberland Plateau leads to a pool no larger than a living room. Its surface is a dark mirror, reflecting oaks and hickories and patches of Tennessee sky. Rotting ...

In 2011, Margo Robbins was about to become a grandmother for the first time. Her oldest daughter was having twins and, as a member of the Yurok Tribe, Robbins was determined that they would be carried ...