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Every year, whooping crane parents guide their offspring on an incredible migration journey, teaching them the routes they’ll follow for life. Learn how we are working alongside partners to protect this iconic species: https://nature.ly/4xvRjRp 🎨 Mikhaila Markham/TNC

Palmyra is a conservation hope spot. Located far out in the Pacific, a thousand miles from the nearest city in Hawaiʻi, this coral atoll is one of the few island environments that is both spectacularly intact and also relatively accessible with facilities to support scientific research.

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Big conservation wins still happen. In Maine, a partnership of conservation organizations protected 78,000 acres, connecting more than half a million acres of conserved land for wildlife, communities and climate resilience.

Historic Magalloway Collaborative Conserves 78,000 Acres in Western MaineA landmark project supports the regional timber economy, secures recreational opportunities and protects important wildlife habitats.www.nature.org

Behind every liter of water returned to Cape Town's reservoirs is years of hands-on restoration work across the region. Take a behind-the-scenes look at efforts to innovate and test new approaches to increase the impact of the Greater Cape Town Water Fund: https://nature.ly/4x3noQa

What if the secret to feeding the world isn't more production? In her new TEDx talk, Saswati Bora, TNC's Global Director of Regenerative Food Systems, explores how reconnecting food systems can help heal our planet. 🎥 Watch now: https://nature.ly/3TkysK9

Sometimes conservation looks like protecting one special place at exactly the right time. This rare, year-round water source in Arizona is now protected. It's a win for wildlife, freshwater and habitat connectivity.

The Nature Conservancy Protects Vital Water Resource in Southern ArizonaThe Nature Conservancy acquired the 218-acre Cottonwood Spring property, protecting a rare, year-round water source near the headwaters of Sonoita Creek.www.nature.org

"I've never seen this level of agreement in my 30‑year career as a pollster. Across party lines, Western voters are clear—public lands should stay in public hands."

New Bipartisan Research Shows Western Voters Strongly Oppose Selling or Transferring Public LandsNew bipartisan polling commissioned by The Nature Conservancy shows overwhelming support for protecting public lands across the West.www.nature.org

America's public lands have a secret ally: the Land and Water Conservation Fund. Many people have never heard of LWCF, but it helps protect parks, trails, forests and historic sites nationwide. Tell Congress to defend this critical program: https://nature.ly/4vrG2zX

Nature is health, and it’s time we treated it that way. By protecting, restoring and enhancing nature, we can support thriving communities and economies across the U.S. Learn more about the benefits of nature in our Nature’s Dividends report: https://nature.ly/4vHCxFH 🎨 Mikhaila Markham/TNC

"Without elms, our floodplains are incomplete. Bringing back American elm is one way we can fortify these critical natural systems that provide us with so much." Learn how survivor trees may show us the way to recovering from Dutch elm disease.

American Elm: Restoring the Iconic Tree for Healthy FloodplainsBefore disease brought them down, American elms had a firm place on streets and floodplains. Breeding survivor trees may show the way for restoring them.www.nature.org

The energy that could be good for both people and nature and we actually need? Renewable. And it's possible with TNC's 3C’s approach: Climate, Conservation and Communities. Learn more about how you can help accelerate the clean energy transition, HERE: https://nature.ly/4foic2e

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Now is the time for more, not less, protection of public lands. We are disappointed by the decision to shrink Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments by nearly 90%. Read our statement: https://nature.ly/3RFA4NY

While you were watching this video, nature was hard at work providing you critical services that help you live and thrive. See why protecting and restoring nature is one of the smartest investments we can make. https://nature.ly/4aY4fGy

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A healthier planet means healthier people. 💚 Thank you Senator Frist @bfrist.bsky.social for your tireless environmental advocacy.

This Former G.O.P. Politician Wants to Take Politics Out of Climate Changewww.nytimes.com

We’ve entered an era of long-term drought, and that’s affecting dry forests in the Western U.S. in a lot of ways. Read our latest story on how TNC and partners are helping dry forest ecosystems adapt to drought. https://nature.ly/4aOn27a Illustration created by Erica Simek Sloniker/TNC

Protecting bats isn’t just the right thing to do. It’s also, as it happens, the cheap thing to do. Saving bats is just… very good economics. Need more convincing? Here are 6 more reasons protecting nature is the smartest investment we can make: https://nature.ly/4ga9HcU 🎨 Mikhaila Markham/TNC

Bring down barriers. Let rivers flow. Fish come back. Maine's alewife recovery is a reminder that nature can rebound when given the chance.

Dam Removal Efforts Lead to a Stunning Comeback for Maine’s Alewives - Inside Climate NewsAlong 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.insideclimatenews.org

Public lands are where many of us first fell in love with nature. But millions of acres could be at risk. We've stopped these efforts before, and we can do it again. This #4thofJuly, let's celebrate by telling Congress to keep public lands in public hands. 🌎 https://nature.ly/3SXNwwV

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When you talk about connectivity and expanding protected lands, it doesn't get any better than this. 1,732 acres in have been protected in the Appalachian Mountains of Kentucky: https://nature.ly/4y8LkTF

Biodiversity can only be protected once it’s understood. And understanding it takes monitoring: careful, consistent, on-the-ground observation.

Beyond the Eucalyptus: Discovering Biodiversity and Conservation at Chile's Valdivian Coastal ReserveFrom 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.blog.nature.org