The World Needs Us

The world needs YOU.

After a divisive campaign season, the work of governance begins anew. We are confident that nature will unite us once again – across our communities, our state and our country. 

Some things haven’t changed: the urgency of addressing the climate crisis, the importance of protecting our most vulnerable neighbors, of clean air and water, and of increasing access to nature and the health benefits it provides.

With a new Congress and a new presidential administration, we expect very different opportunities and challenges when it comes to our work advocating for conservation and climate policy.  We’ll continue to see shifts in power and potential in both Washingtons.

The 117th U.S. Congress will convene in January at the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. Photo by Devan King.

Our commitment remains steadfast, too: We’ll continue to work for a future where nature and people – all people – can thrive.

We look forward to working with the Biden administration and with Congress to find policy solutions to the climate crisis that rapidly reduce carbon emissions and create a healthier, more equitable future.  We have the opportunity to make great progress together – and we must seize this moment.

A wind farm under construction in Pennsylvania. President-elect Joe Biden has cited climate change as a top priority for his administration. Photo by Mark Godfrey.

We’ll continue to advance solutions that are both doable and durable, bringing to bear our consistent commitment to pragmatic, science-based policy action and staying true to our values while illuminating the power of nature to cross all manner of divides.

The world needs us - all of us - working together for a better future. As we look forward to what’s possible, we’re deeply grateful for your continued support and engagement.

Thank you for speaking up for nature. Let’s dig in and create the future together.

Banner photo by Steven Gnam.