In the far reaches of northern Canada, a First Nation community is asserting its people’s rights and authority over 6.5 million acres of their traditional homelands.

An innovative exchange of sovereign debt for marine conservation, backed by the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio, could pave the way to saving large swaths of the world’s oceans

Pledge to stand with The Nature Conservancy as we call on U.S. leaders to stand strong on climate change.

As Europe races to become the first climate-neutral continent, countries in Southeast Europe are leaving coal behind and planning for a #renewable, nature-positive future. #WEF24

We take a look at the year ahead in 2024, this time from the perspectives of young and emerging professionals. Here are their hopes and concerns.

The collaboration will prioritize on-the-ground projects in grains, oilseeds, coffee and cotton value chains in North and South America

New Jersey wildlife have a thing or two to teach us about romance!

Last summer, endangered piping plovers mated in Chicago for the first time in 64 years. Here’s how volunteers made that possible.

Late-night diplomacy at COP28 turns divisive text into path forward on climate emergency

Landmark legislation underscores the EU's commitment to reversing biodiversity loss, combating climate change, and ensuring a sustainable future for all

Here are three ways that tourism can channel investments to help vulnerable communities and ecosystems build resilience and adapt to climate change

The newly created Natural National Park Serranía de Manacacías Virgilio Barco Vargas safeguards strategically important lands for biodiversity conservation, climate action and water regulation.

A cross-sector coalition is working to scale nature’s solutions for the people of eastern England.

Ambitious new nature and biodiversity policies are needed, say environmental stakeholders. Activists are calling for the European Commission’s proposed Nature Restoration Law to set strong biodiver...

The Nature Conservancy talks with a citizen scientist-turned-field-researcher about a discovery that attracted international attention to Tennessee fireflies.

We’re working to protect 13 of the world’s last free-flowing rivers across five Western Balkan countries. Meet some of the local champions who are helping make river protection a reality.

We've already lost half the ocean's reefs—now the fate of the other half depends on the partnerships of governments, local communities and the private sector.

Someday, highlighting conservation work specifically because women lead it will be a thing of the past. But to get to that day, we must elevate the visibility of women in science.

Though its name makes it sound heavenly, the invasive tree of heaven is no angel. Learn all about this devilish invader.