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A Caribbean Commitment
The Nature Conservancy has pledged $20 million to support The Caribbean Challenge, an unprecedented commitment by Caribbean governments to protect at least 20 percent of their marine and coastal habitats by 2020. See how the Conservancy is helping to protect oceans and coasts for marine life and coral species worldwide.
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Are You Living Sustainably?
Did you feel so passionate about coral reefs that you decided to use our voluntary carbon offset program to help reduce the impacts of climate change? If we have inspired you to start living your life in an Earth-friendly way, send us your story and you could be featured in our 2008 Annual Report.
Beautiful Places Can Be Your Legacy
Anyone can make a difference by leaving a lasting gift to conservation. By including The Nature Conservancy in your will or estate plan, the expression of your individual values will have a real impact on the future of the natural world.
Can Cities and Conservation Coexist?
By 2030, new urban areas will collectively create a giant city equivalent to the entire state of Texas. What does this mean for nature and people: species loss and declining natural resources such as fresh water (according to Conservancy scientists). If we do not focus our efforts in cities we will fail in our mission to protect biodiversity.
Be "Body Positive, Earth Positive"
Enjoy
the great outdoors with eco-friendly bamboo active wear, or take a break from the sun by
pampering yourself with organic bath and body products. No matter how you prefer to spend
your summer, members save 25% on all products from OMALA.
Reduce Your Environmental Impact
You can help reduce the impacts of climate change by joining our voluntary carbon offset program. First measure your carbon footprint using our online calculator, and then reduce your emissions by participating in our offsetting program. It's that easy! Your personal impact will help to protect critical habitats for both animals and people.
Too hot to go outside? You can explore our world with stunning nature images downloaded straight to your desktop! From Namibia's sand dunes to the coral reefs of Indonesia, these beautiful photographs showcase the lands, waters and animals we're working to protect, with your help, around the world.
