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Salmon.
Photo © Bridget Besaw |
Salmon Country
See amazing video about how the Conservancy is working with farmers, ranchers and others to restore once-majestic salmon runs in California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Alaska.
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Healthy corals, Palmyra Atoll.
Photo © Rod Salm/TNC |
Healthy Coral, Sick Coral
In honor of World Oceans Day, Conservancy marine scientist Rod Salm narrates a photo slideshow about coral reefs — why they matter, what’s killing them and how we’re helping preserve and restore reefs around the world.
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Vote For Our Webby Acceptance Speech
The Nature Conservancy’s Web site has won two 2009 Webby awards, considered the Internet’s highest honor. Now we need a five-word acceptance speech (per Webby guidelines). Help us by voting for your favorite among these reader-submitted suggestions.
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Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
Photo © Tina McCoy |
Make a Difference this Father's Day
This Father's Day, get Dad a gift that makes an impact. Whether you plant a tree in his name, Adopt an Acre® in his honor or give a gift membership, Dad will be sure to love your gift — and he'll enjoy it all year long!
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Birding with children, California.
Photo © Harold E. Malde |
Nature Rocks!
Research suggests that nature nurtures happier, healthier and smarter children. The Nature Conservancy is proud to be part of a new national campaign called Nature Rocks — an effort designed to inspire and empower parents and their families to play, explore and enjoy quality time in the outdoors.
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Sanjayan explains carbon sequestration on a hike in Vermont.
Mark Godfrey/TNC |
Ask the Conservationist:
How to Be a Conservationist
We often get emails from students wondering how they can prepare for careers in conservation. Our lead scientist Sanjayan offers his “Top 10” tips for how to become a conservationist.
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