The Paulson Institute, The Nature Conservancy (TNC), and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) today released Financing Nature Report 2026: A Mid-Decade Update: From Isolated Progress to Implementation at Scale, ...
After nearly a century of extinction, seagrass restoration and other conservation work could lead to a scallop resurgence in Virginia’s coastal bays. Through decades of conservation and seagrass ...
As climate change and biodiversity loss intensify, protecting and restoring nature is increasingly recognized as essential for environmental and economic resilience. A convergence of structural, ...
On a sunny late-May morning in this western Vermont town, a small team of researchers from the U.S. Forest Service and The Nature Conservancy began injecting thousands of young American elms with the ...
In one of the largest private land return initiatives in what is now New York State, a forested 600-acre property is returning to Indigenous care. With assistance and funding from The Nature ...
On January 15, the United States Congress approved three fiscal year 2026 spending bills: Interior and Environment; Commerce, Justice and Science; and Energy and Water. As a result of these bills, ...
Bobcats are on the threatened species list in New Jersey and urgently need land to live in and move through. The Nature Conservancy is protecting critical habitat for these native wild felines and ...
As New York State sets its sights on reforesting 1.7 million acres with 680 million trees by 2040, a challenge has emerged: a significant shortage of seedlings. This summer, The Nature Conservancy ...
BRUNSWICK, MAINE – On September 15, 2025, The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and Brookfield signed a purchase and sale agreement for the four dams on the lower Kennebec River in Maine. These include the ...
Morning fog clings to the surface of the water as Carl LoBue guides a small research vessel through the damp air and into the open Atlantic. A pod of dolphins arcs through the waves, and the misty ...
TNC has planted more than 13 million trees in Minnesota since 2005 to benefit people and nature. The tree seedlings were planted on public lands—across 5,810 acres of national forest, state forest, ...
Washingtonians value protecting both agricultural and natural lands while also rapidly transitioning to a clean energy economy. The state also has critical obligations to Tribal Nations for ...
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