As I say here, there is no scientific justification to revoke the engagement finding. In fact, over the last 15+ yrs, the evidence of how climate change affects our health has only grown. Higher risk of allergies, dementia, fertility, heart disease, and death: that’s what’s on the line. @nature.org

Anywhere in Australia makes for excellent mammal-watching. 🇦🇺 But if we had to choose one of the most incredible wildlife-watching destinations Down Under, it would be here: https://nature.ly/4khEB2Z

When it's cold enough to see the melody.

Alabama’s freshwater worlds feel like another planet. Photographer Mac Stone spent two weeks wading, diving, waiting and hoping to catch moments of some of the rarest species on Earth. Want to see how he got his most epic shots? Watch the full behind-the-scenes video: https://nature.ly/4rCd1A9

Our new email signature in 2026: Rooted in hope, composting my doubts.

Jaw-dropping biodiversity 🐢😮 Did you know Alabama is home to more freshwater species than anywhere else in North America? From dazzling darters to prehistoric turtles, these waters are a hidden world worth protecting. Dive into the full story: https://nature.ly/4rCd1A9

Thriving often means helping each other, sharing what we have and investing in the next generation. Birds are masters of cooperation and family life, and they have a lot to teach us. 🐦 💙

Set aside 5-minutes a month for nature. Subscribe to TNC's Global Insights newsletter and you'll receive a monthly email with: 🌱 One in-depth story about a critical environmental challenge 🌱 The latest conservation news and science 🌱 Fun features to spark your curiosity

AI has an overlooked — but vital — role to play in helping to protect at-risk species. 🐟

A whale of a tale 🐋 There might only be 375 of these whales left on Earth—but TNC-led mapping efforts show they can bounce back if given the chance.

Step into your winter groove and enjoy the quieter, cooler beauty of the season. Fresh air and movement in the winter sun can lift your mood and energize your body. 🧣🧤Bundle up, head outside, and let the cold work its magic on your mind and body. Let's keep the winter blues at bay, okay?

🌿 Nature is the Solution—a new podcast from The Nature Conservancy in Massachusetts—is almost here! Travel across the state to discover how nature‑based innovation is building a more resilient future for people and wildlife. 🎙️ New episodes every other Tuesday starting tomorrow!

The #HighSeasTreaty is officially in force—creating the first global, legally binding framework to protect marine life beyond national borders. This opens the door to high seas marine protected areas, stronger safeguards, and more equitable sharing of ocean benefits. #60toGlobal

Shrimp is a global favorite but conventional farming has a big carbon footprint and has harmed mangrove ecosystems. The good news? Through the North Star Shrimp Initiative, sustainable shrimp farming is possible and profitable. 🦐 Learn more here: https://nature.ly/4sL62Gw

Nature is one of the smartest investments America can make. 🌿 That’s why we’re grateful that Congress passed bipartisan spending bills that fund many conservation programs that safeguard our land, water, wildlife and way of life. Read more here: https://nature.ly/4jJsqvu

One of the most powerful things anyone can do about climate change is talk about it, says @katharinehayhoe.com.

After centuries of decline, mesquite bosques are rebounding in Arizona. These riparian forests are bringing back biodiversity and hope for the future. Read more here: https://nature.ly/4bDIHA6

Perennial peanut pastures. 🥜 An amusing alliteration, and one potential way to make grazing lands a climate solution, according to recent TNC research.

Still hanging onto that Christmas tree? 🎄 Make sure its final stop doesn’t put forests at risk. Invasive pests can spread when trees are moved long distances, but disposing of your tree locally helps stop the spread!

Exciting news from Indiana! We've expanded Douglas Woods Preserve by 265 acres, connecting two sections and protecting Fish Creek—one of the Great Lakes region's most diverse streams.

Some affirmations for 2026: 🌱 I move at the pace of nature – steady, rooted and resilient. 🌱 I trust the seasons of my life, knowing growth often begins quietly. 🌱 Like a forest, I am stronger through connection that nourishes me. 🌱 I welcome change the way rivers welcome new currents.

🇨🇱 A historic milestone: 328,000 acres in the heart of Chilean Patagonia will now be protected. Discover how bold collaboration made this possible.

Reflecting on 2025, we're filled with gratitude. 💚 Every acre protected, every river restored—it all starts with you. THANK YOU. But the work isn't done. Nature still needs us. Make your year-end gift today: https://nature.ly/4qeXXHV

Big conservation win in Pennsylvania! 🌲 We’ve protected 1,158 acres along the Allegheny Front — a critical migration corridor for wildlife adapting to a changing climate. This is just one example of the incredible progress we made in 2025. Want to see more? Click here: https://nature.ly/3Y5vecy

Over 20 years ago, Nature Conservancy trustee Harry Groome wrote a letter to his first grandchild Hal, shortly after Hal was born. What would you write in your letter to the future?

🧊 Nature's ice-cold masterpiece. In a season of rush, find grace in the hush. Let these frozen moments remind you to pause, breathe and find beauty in the quiet.

All is calm. All is bright. ✨

Beautiful places, powerful protectors. Mangroves really can do it all—and a new study quantifies the economic benefit they provide. Find out what that number is.

Big win for Texas! We protected 650+ acres at Heath Canyon Ranch near Big Bend, connecting habitats and safeguarding over a mile of Rio Grande riverfront. One of many conservation wins you made possible this year. 🙌

Holiday kisses aside, mistletoe is a parasitic plant with some legendary lore. From ancient rituals to modern décor, its story is rooted in both nature and myth.

America's national parks are essential for our health, outdoor recreation and way of life. But right now, they're under threat... again. 📣 Stand with us and tell your elected leaders to keep public lands in public hands: https://nature.ly/3MJ9DUR

In 2025, we protected 10,300 acres at Huerfano River Canyon Ranch — 11 miles of river, cottonwood woodlands, marshes, and dramatic cliffs. This landscape is home to black bears, pronghorn, thriving elk herds, and the checkered whiptail found nowhere else on Earth.

📚 Nature lovers, we've got your next great read! Our team has curated a list of captivating books that transport you to distant lands and tackle big conservation ideas. From graphic memoirs to novels set on remote islands, these stories celebrate the beauty and complexity of our natural world.

Real or fake Christmas tree: what's the best choice for nature? 🎄 Read all of the pros and cons: https://nature.ly/3MLcfS2

Real reindeer aren’t just holiday magic, they’re Arctic survival experts. From color-changing eyes to epic migrations, these animals redefine what it means to be resilient. 🦌❄️

🎄 Real vs. fake Christmas trees....which one is better for the planet? The facts about artificial trees might surprise you! - 10 million artificial trees are sold each year - 90% travel across the globe to get to you - Most can't be recycled and end up in local landfills

Big win for Virginia & nature! ☀️ We've protected 700 acres at Sunken Meadow, an Eastern Shore treasure. Its tidal marshes, forests and wetlands will shelter wildlife and safeguard clean water for generations. Explore more wins you made possible in 2025: https://nature.ly/44WlMfe

The last wild expanse of California coastline is a living laboratory and sanctuary for rare species and cultural treasures. Explore Dangermond Preserve: https://nature.ly/3YhQ5t7

Sometimes, the most important work happens behind the scenes. While pocket gophers might not win any popularity contests with gardeners, these little diggers play a crucial role in our ecosystems. Their burrowing helps aerate soil and reduce erosion!

Just because it’s winter doesn’t mean birds don’t need water! If you’re thinking of putting away your bird bath, think again. We’ve rounded up a few ways you can help out the thirsty birds without causing any harm.

Meet nature's ultimate gift-givers: Clark's nutcrackers. Proving that even the smallest gift can grow into something lasting. 🌲 This #GivingTuesday, support some of nature's best givers – donate to our Matching Gift Fund: https://nature.ly/48tUdv2

This Giving Tuesday, you hold the power to protect and restore nature. Your gift supports conservation in 80+ countries, fuels 1,000 scientists and safeguards 125M acres. Be part of the change: https://nature.ly/48nAcGg

The snow leopard is a legendary elusive cat... so much so that they've become known as the "ghost cat." Now in Mongolia, camera trap data and footage are helping to protect the species. Get up close with more snow leopard footage here: https://nature.ly/48eGPuu 🎥 courtesy of: Erica Anderson

A moment for reflection... literally. New research shows how the albedo effect (Earth’s reflectivity) influences how well forest restoration projects can help cool the Earth.

Nature gives us so much: clean air, fresh water, peace, beauty, recreation and a sense of belonging. This season, we pause to reflect on all the ways nature sustains and inspires us. 🌱💧 🛶 Learn about how you can make an impact to secure these gifts for future generations. https://nature.ly/3Xhr29f

Bristol Bay, Alaska is a place of abundance, where a tapestry of rivers, wetlands and tundra produce half the world's wild sockeye salmon. Explore the world's most important wild salmon nursery: https://nature.ly/489vI5T Video footage: Jason Ching

Do annual UN climate talks magically fix the climate crisis? No. But this is what consensus-building looks like. And it matters. #COP30 drove higher collective ambition, set shared rules and put every level of climate action under intense scrutiny. Our reflections: https://nature.ly/3M7sicB

You can’t just plant a forest anywhere New research shows viable areas for reforestation are much smaller than previously thought. What does that mean for natural climate solutions?

Every acre protected. Every river mile restored. It all begins with YOU. As we work to achieve our goals for 2030, we need your support. 💚Get Involved: https://nature.ly/49yFD7v 💚Donate to Our Mission: https://nature.ly/489nV8f

🦪 Can the oyster shells on your plate have a second life? Shell to Shore uses recycled oyster shells from local restaurants to create living shorelines that protect coastal habitats and reduce erosion. Are you a fan of innovative solutions? Help make them possible: https://nature.ly/48NWYJ6