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The Nature Conservancy

Nature Conservancy Magazine

Read feature stories from the most recent issues of the award-winning, quarterly membership magazine.

A red lighthouse stands out in Eagle Harbor on the Keweenaw Peninsula.
Rugged Landscape On the Keweenaw Peninsula, a finger of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula that juts north into Lake Superior, mining and timber industries have shaped the landscape. © Michael George

Issue 2, 2024 Features

A man in a baseball cap walks along a trail with Lake Superior in the background.

Wild North

For generations, residents of Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula have watched their local forests bounce among corporate owners. Now they’re deciding the forests’ fate themselves.

an illustration of diverse people using a park, including someone in a wheelchair, someone with a stroller and someone with a white cane.

Trails for All

A unique trail project in an urban preserve works to remove barriers to nature.

A farmer works on a row of plantings next to a solar panel array.

Farming the Sun

Pioneering farmers in Colorado are making room for renewables by combining farm fields with solar panels.

A view from above shows a woman swimming in a river with a rocky shoreline and forest beyond.

River Champions

Local leaders in the Western Balkans are taking a stand to preserve Europe’s last free-flowing rivers.

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Warda Kanagwa stands with community members in Randilen Wildlife Management Area in Tanzania.

Magazine Feature

Grasses are Everything

Warda Kanagwa, TNC’s livestock and grazing officer in northern Tanzania, helps the Maasai people protect grasslands that are foundational to their livelihood and to the region’s spectacular wildlife.

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Focus on Oceans

Tuna cans are "caught" in a green net.

Fishing for the Future

The Nature Conservancy and Pacific Island nations are partnering to clean up the region’s tuna catch—changing the way things get done from the seas to the store.

By Matt Jenkins

An underwater view of a sea turtle amongst coral.

Ocean of Opportunity

Barbados has committed to protect up to 30% of its massive marine space, proving that a small island nation can generate a huge conservation win.

The Great Blue Hole is a circle of deep blue off the coast of Belize.

Blue Streak

A trailblazing approach to marine conservation piloted in Seychelles finds new success in Belize.

By Julian Smith