Paul Jewell, Senior Policy Director of Land Use, Water, and Natural Resources for the Washington State Association of Counties, traces his career as a business “unicorn” to environmental advocate and public servant. By championing collaboration between local governments and nonprofits, he cultivates harmonious solutions for communities and natural resources.
Play as Antidote: New Director of DEI Approaches Systemic Change with Play and Intuition
Meet a new member of TNC Washington’s executive team, Marie Angeles, Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at TNC Washington. Her position is the first of its kind in the history of the Washington business unit. Marie is poised to move TNC Washington from statements of commitment to organizational change. Read how as she unfolds her vision for leadership.
NOAA Administrator and Other Special Guests Visit Port Susan Bay
Officials from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Congress and local leaders spent the day at TNC’s Port Susan Bay Preserve and Stillagumaish Tribe’s zis a ba II site to see ongoing restoration and discuss the impact federal infrastructure investments are having locally in Washington.
Taking Flight: How Drones Amplify Conservation Efforts
Drones have emerged as a groundbreaking tool extending our reach beyond the limits of human exploration. While many are familiar with seeing the possibilities in adventure photography or package delivery, the use of drones in conservation has become increasingly creative for those both out in the field and in the lab.
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Summer Science Interns Find Connection in Conservation
Community Partners Celebrate Land and Water Conservation Fund Progress
Andrew Nelson: Futurist Farmer Bridging Technology and Agriculture
Work in the Clearwater Forest Protects Salmon
Justin Urresti, Conservation Forester knows his work must take place in harmony with community members. This dynamic is especially true in the Clearwater Forest Reserve, acquired by The Nature Conservancy in 2011, as sometimes TNC appears to be opposed to industries that profit off the land. Justin’s forestry methods exist somewhere in the grey. He aims to both rehabilitate a forest that’s been logged since the late 1800s and support a local workforce within a changing economy.
Lylianna Allala: TNC Trustee, "Plant Nerd”, and Climate Justice Advocate Promoting Inclusive and Equitable Climate Policy
Glenn Ellis Jr.: Bringing stewardship, wellness, and Indigenous wisdom to The Nature Conservancy in Washington's Board of Trustees
Glenn Ellis Jr., an esteemed community leader and environmental advocate, brings his lifelong dedication to protecting and improving Neah Bay's forests and waterways, promoting sustainable practices, and amplifying Native American perspectives to The Nature Conservancy's Board of Trustees. His appointment reflects the organization's commitment to including Indigenous land stewards to protect and heal our planet.
Progress in the Central Cascades Forest: Putting the “O.G.” Back in Old Growth
Harnessing Nature’s Ebbs and Flows
Planting a 'Buffet' to Help Bring Beavers Back to TNC's Ellsworth Preserve
New Video from Cle Elum Ridge Highlights Efforts, Learnings, Successes
Fueled by Balance: Meet Sami Schinnell
After decades of implementing suppression policies that approached fire with fear, wildland firefighters in the United States, like Schinnell, find themselves seeking a more balanced relationship between Earth and fire.