Protecting a Place Called Home Kelvin Bob is a conservation coordinator with TNC Zambia. For him, conservation is rooted in relationships between people and the places they call home.

Develops spatial decision tools to prioritize habitat restoration and improve connectivity in the Upper Midwest under climate change.

Meet the Scientists Protecting Shorebirds Across the Americas When shorebirds arrive on Virginia's barrier islands each year, Alex Wilke and Mario Balitbit are there helping ensure critical nesting ha...

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Conservation Starts with Trust What does meaningful community leadership look like in conservation? For Doudou Kalala, TNC's Africa Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities Strategy Director, it start...

Take a look at our science teams accomplishments last year: - 🌲 🌿 Reports: Tablets & airborne mapping save time and money to prepare forests for ecological thinning; protection restores mesquite bo...

The origin stories of five innovations helping global conservation.

From Mangrove Roots to Mangrove Science Growing up among Papua New Guinea's mangrove forests, Mazzella Maniwavie witnessed firsthand how these ecosystems support coastal communities and wildlife. Toda...

Balancing energy, conservation, and community priorities in developing solar and wind farms on low conflict sites.

Making Roads Safer for Wildlife What if a simple engineering solution could help reconnect habitat for wildlife? Across the northeastern United States, TNC scientists, transportation professionals, an...

Pedro Jimenez Prado is a freshwater conservation scientist in TNC Ecuador. He studies freshwater ecosystems and fisheries in one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth.

In this paper, researchers outline practical ways to speed adoption to achieve healthier communities, stronger ecosystems, and a more sustainable food system.

Lessons from a Resilient Reef What can one remote coral reef teach the world about climate resilience? During a recent takeover of TNC Science's Bluesky account, Dr. Joe Pollock, TNC's Senior Reef Str...

Choosing wisely: using discrete choice experiments with experts to inform conservation action, Erbaugh, James T, Lu, Luci, Robinson, Brian E, Chang, Charlotte H, Molnar, Istvan, Papp, David, Masuda, Y...

A Bird’s-Eye View of Conservation How do you find a bird’s nest hidden in a vast hayfield? At TNC’s Carpenter Ranch Preserve in Colorado, scientists are partnering with Colorado State University’s Dro...

The Nature Conservancy’s Conservation Gateway is a resource for the conservation practitioner, scientist and decision-maker.

When it comes to restoration, where we invest can be just as important as how much we invest. New research drawing on insights from experts around the world is helping identify where restoration eff...

Offshore wind farms can pose risks to birds and marine life. But their foundations also serve as artificial reefs, offering essential habit.

The New England coast used to be crowded with wild oyster reefs. But the reefs have been decimated by overfishing, pollution, development and climate change. Aran Mooney, who studies underwater acoust...

The Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) and partners have awarded a $3.1 million grant to The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and collaborators to help keep grasslands intact across the U.S. an...