We are addressing the twin crises of climate change and loss of biodiversity by advancing positive and equitable change through care and stewardship of Washington’s land and water—through legislative and regulatory policy; advocating for equitable access to public funding; and by bringing together powerful and diverse partners, communities and decision-makers.
TNC announces Stephanie Burkhart, a longtime public lands leader with the National Park Service, as its new Washington state director.
Lawmakers convene in Olympia this week for the start of a fast-paced, 60-day session with tough challenges and big opportunities.
The Nature Conservancy explores how forest thinning and prescribed burning affects western snowpack, water supply and forest resilience.
Discover how we're collaborating with our TNC colleagues and partners across the western U.S. and Canada to advance conservation on a transformative scale.
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Working toward a more resilient future where lands and waters thrive and biodiversity flourishes.
Across Washington, we’ve worked to protect 800,000 acres to benefit people and nature.
