Discover how conservation dogs support bog turtle recovery in North Carolina’s mountain bogs and how TNC restores these rare Southern Appalachian wetlands.

Hidden within cities are a complex series of roads you won’t find on any map. But for our planet’s insects, they’re critical lifeways.

The implementation of a country-level debt conversion is supporting marine ecosystems and the people who depend on them.

This is Part Three in a Mongabay series about trends in the offshore wind industry. Part One describes the sector’s untapped potential and gaps between installed energy generation capacity and climate...

How researchers are using controlled burns to build a stronger evidence base for peatland restoration and fire prevention programs in Indonesia

In Colombia's Cauca Valley, Audubon's Blueprint Landscape is demonstrating how conservation can connect science, innovation, protected areas, farms, communities, finance, and public policy into a...

The Nature Conservancy awarded $195,000 to 11 agricultural retailers and service providers across the Midwest, leveraging more than $1.16 million in equipment investments and supporting regenerative a...

Celebrating Amazonian fish biodiversity and its vital relationship with people and rivers.

A group of 6,000 young American elms in Vermont could help save one of the country’s most iconic trees.

First-of-its-kind, high-resolution mapping suggests four times more peat in Angolan Highlands than previously estimated

The Gabon Infini Project Finance for Permanence unlocks blended funding across a 10-year  timeframe, supporting the country’s ambitious sustainable development and biodiversity protection agenda .

Expansion into native shellfish and seaweed could boost environment and economy

On August 18, the Trump administration proposed a repeal of the Roadless Rule, which has protected nearly 60 million acres of U.S. Forest Service land from commercial development.

As governments gather in Mongolia for UNCCD-COP17, TNC is calling for urgent acceleration of efforts to restore degraded land, strengthen drought resilience & mobilize investment in proven solutions.

I see a remarkable source of hope: we are entering the greatest philanthropic opportunity for conservation in history.

On The Nature Conservancy’s 75th anniversary, CEO Jen Morris shares reflections on uniting people to protect natural places.

Hosted in Mongolia, UNCCD COP17 offers an opportunity to advance the partnerships, policies and investment needed to scale proven solutions and strengthen resilience for healthy land for generations.

Invasive species move fast, and management tools must move faster.

Meet our Mangrove + Shrimp Big Bet, providing a pathway for nature-positive businesses that protect mangroves and the services they provide.

A landmark project supports the regional timber economy, secures recreational opportunities and protects important wildlife habitats.

The Nature Conservancy acquired the 218-acre Cottonwood Spring property, protecting a rare, year-round water source near the headwaters of Sonoita Creek.

New bipartisan polling commissioned by The Nature Conservancy shows overwhelming support for protecting public lands across the West.

Before disease brought them down, American elms had a firm place on streets and floodplains. Breeding survivor trees may show the way for restoring them.

Along most of the Atlantic coast, alewives are struggling after decades of damming and overfishing. But in Maine, the fish is rebounding—and towns’ historic harvests are growing.

From Darwin's foxes to güiña wildcats and the world's smallest deer...more than 20 years of camera trapping reveal the the Valdivian Coastal Reserve is a full of surprises.