From our temperate rainforests to the tropical rainforests of Indonesia, we are working with local and national level partners to ensure that rainforests, the wildlife and the people who depend on them can continue to thrive.

From the Pacific Coast to Brazil and Tanzania, the Nature Conservancy partners to ensure Indigenous People have the power to create a prosperous future, using and restoring the natural resources they’ve depended upon for centuries.

Carbon emissions reductions are essential to meet the urgent challenge of climate change. Natural solutions are also essential, able to achieve more than 1/3 of global carbon reduction goals. Our work in Washington's forests and along our coasts are scaling up to climate action in the US and beyond.

As our urban spaces continue to grow in density, we are faced with challenges that we can address in concert from Seattle to Shanghai. Bringing nature back is a key approach to making our cities healthier and more livable.

Aquaculture is the fastest-growing food industry on the planet and may offer habitat and water quality benefits. We're pioneering restorative aquaculture in Washington, alongside projects in Indonesia, Belize, Virginia and California. At home and around the world, science and community partnerships are our springboards.

Conservation is fueled by people who care. Thanks to our caring members, The Nature Conservancy can relentlessly pursue solutions to the most pressing conservation challenges. And private donors who can afford to give more often make a tremendous, timely difference for nature and people in Washington and around the world.