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Green lizard (Enyalius iheringii),
Atlantic Forest, Brazil.
Photo © Zé Paiva |
Help Us Plant a Billion Trees
You can be part of history by joining the Conservancy’s Plant a Billion Trees campaign — where one dollar plants one tree in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil. Explore the region with our interactive map — or download a widget for your social network page.
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| Lower Mississippi Valley forest. Photo © Byron Jorjorian |
Celebrate Earth Day 2008!
How can you make Earth Day special this year? Visit a nearby preserve, learn a new green tip, offset your carbon emissions or volunteer for the Conservancy!
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| Eagle in nest. Photo © Institute for Wildlife Studies |
See Baby Bald Eagles!
For the third year in a row, bald eagles have produced wild-born chicks on our Santa Cruz Island preserve — and you can watch the parents and newborns via live nest cam!
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Children explore tidal flats,
Dosewallips River, Washington.
Photo © Ellen Banner |
Tell Us How We're Doing
If you didn't fill out our survey last month, here's your second chance to tell us what you think about this newsletter. Take our five-minute survey and help us make the newsletter even better!
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London's Borough Market.
Photo © Stuart Freedman |
Everyday Environmentalist:
Reader Tips
January's "Everyday Environmentalist" feature — with 15 science-based tips on how to green your life — broke all traffic records for the Conservancy's website! Now read some of the tips readers sent in — and send us your own!
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Camel in Mongolia.
Photo © Chris Pague/TNC |
Natural Light:
Mongolia Slideshow
See how the Conservancy is working to protect habitat in Mongolia — one of the most beautiful places on Earth! Watch the latest "Natural Light" slideshow of photos from the Conservancy's archives.
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Empty peanut butter jar.
Photo © Craig Veltri |
Ask the Conservationist:
Clean Your PB Jar?
A water-conscious reader from Phoenix wonders: Is cleaning the peanut butter jar before recycling it a waste of H2O? Conservancy scientist Patrick Gonzalez debates the environmental trade-offs of recycling in this month's Ask the Conservationist.
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