The Nature Conservancy
75 Years of Conservation
For 75 years, The Nature Conservancy has helped protect the places that shape us, inspire us and connect us across all generations.
What’s New in Nature
Recent updates, immersive stories and informative educational articles from around The Nature Conservancy.
Watch: The Nature Conservancy Turns 75
Stepping Up Progress for 75 Years
Alongside communities, we’re urgently clearing obstacles and finding solutions to the climate and biodiversity crises.
The Nature Conservancy began when leading scientists, committed citizens and dedicated leaders came together with a shared vision to protect and care for nature.
To make the highest possible impact on the climate and biodiversity crises between now and 2030, we’re developing breakthrough ideas, amplifying local leaders and influencing policy.
There are so many ways to make positive change for our planet. Volunteer with us. Learn how to reduce your carbon footprint. Donate to conservation work.
Dense rainforests, remote coral reefs and the hearts of major cities. Our strategies are as diverse as the habitats and geographies in which we work.
75 Years of Stories
Six Projects that Transformed the Work of The Nature Conservancy
From local land protection to global impact, explore the milestones and turning points that shaped The Nature Conservancy’s first 75 years.
Where a New Kind of Conservation Began
Discover the origins of The Nature Conservancy at Mianus River Gorge and the bold leadership that sparked a national conservation movement still shaping our planet today.
World’s First Nature Bonds Project Reaches Final Step in Seychelles
The small island nation, located east of mainland Africa, has secured a future of marine conservation, climate adaptation and a healthy blue economy.
Eternal Mongolia: The New Plan to Protect 30% of Mongolian Land
Mongolia has long had some of the most ambitious conservation goals in the world. Now it has a plan to achieve those goals and the funding to match.
Discover Conservation Near You
Explore what The Nature Conservancy is doing in your community and support local conservation.
