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Great Places
November 1, 2007
Volume 7, Issue 11


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A Historic Deal for Nature
Learn how The Nature Conservancy just brokered the largest debt-for-nature swap in history! The deal secures long-term conservation for Costa Rica's tropical forests and their jaguars, scarlet macaws, tree frogs and other endangered wildlife.

Ask the Conservationist
Prescribed Fire. Photo © Chris Helzer/TNC
Ask the Conservationist: The California Wildfires
The Conservancy extends its sympathy to those affected by the California wildfires. Read this special Ask the Conservationist Q&A with Scott Morrison, a Conservancy biologist, on how these fires have affected both human and natural populations.

Rescue the Reef Today
You Can Save Coral Reefs
The Earth could lose up to 70 percent of coral reefs by 2050, according to scientists. Learn how you can Rescue the Reef™ and help the Conservancy's work to protect coral reefs around the world!

EcoGeek
EcoGeek: The Coolest Green Tech
Can coral generate electricity? How about paint? And will the world's largest wind farm ever get off the ground? Find out in EcoGeek, our monthly column about green science, gadgets and technology.

Natural Light: Gorgeous Photos from the Prairie
Praying mantis, Aurora, Nebraska. Photo © Chris Helzer/TNC
Natural Light: Gorgeous Photos from the Prairie
From glorious sunsets to insect closeups, the Conservancy's Chris Helzer takes some of the most stunning nature photos around. See some of his best images in our new "Natural Light" photo slideshow.

Enviro-Tips: Let's Talk Turkey
Wild turkey in Osage County, Oklahoma.
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Enviro-Tips: Let's Talk Turkey
Turkey, cranberries and pumpkin pie — we're old school about our Thanksgiving Day meal. But are there greener ways to celebrate T'Day? Check out Enviro-Tips on how you can make it an eco-friendlier holiday...and still watch the football game.

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Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary, Australia

“The setting sun gave everything a warm glow...”

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Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary, Australia
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Nature Stories Podcast Podcasts
Each week, our Nature Stories podcast brings you unexpected tales of people's connections with the natural world. You may subscribe to the series or download the individual stories through the links below.
Biking the Back Roads
Biking the American West's back roads past rivers, reservations, and road kill, Barrett Golding finds out how it all connects. Producers: Barret Golding and Emily Botein
Speaking through the Land
A radio producer goes to the Australian outback...and learns about the proper time and place for a story. Producer: Sherre Delys
Circling the Center of Creation
Travel with us to Mount Kailash, a Tibetan mountain so sacred people circle it rather than climbing it. Producer: Scott Carrier
A Window in Time
Hear why the dioramas in New York's American Museum of Natural History have inspired many a child's imagination. Producer: Ann Hepperman and Kara Oehler
Nature Junkies
Sean Cole interviews people who love their nature...nature TV, that is. Producer: Sean Cole
Photo Credits (from top): Photo courtesy Barret Golding; © Mark Godfrey/TNC; © Deng Jia; Photo courtesy of Windows on Nature: The Great Habitat Dioramas of the American Museum of Natural History by Stephen C. Quinn; © Mark Godfrey/TNC.
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