Nature has many faces in Asia Pacific.
Asia Pacific is home to over 4.3 billion people (60 percent of the global population), nurtures some of the oldest cultures on the planet, and offers a wealth of diverse landscapes and seascapes—from the heights of the Himalayas to the depths of the Pacific Ocean. However, a warming climate, a growing population and our need for natural resources are threatening nature as never before.
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TNC Asia Pacific Impact Report 2022
Pathways to natural prosperity for the world's largest region.
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Asia Pacific Council
The Nature Conservancy’s Asia Pacific Council consists of an impressive group of business, political, and academic leaders from Asia and around the world.
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Partnerships
Sea Turtle Protection in the Pacific
Scientists and local communities are working together to protect endangered sea turtles and their nesting grounds in the Western Pacific Ocean.
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Project Overview
Women and Conservation in Asia Pacific
Scientific evidence shows that increasing women’s ability to participate in managing their land and water benefits nature and people.
Videos From Asia Pacific
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