Spend #WorldOceanDay with Kat the manatee and her guardians, Belizean conservationists Jaimelee Cruz and Jamal Galves.
Narrated by Meryl Streep, "Ocean Keepers" proves when ocean conservation has the resources it needs, life can find its way back from the brink.
🎥 Watch the film: nature.ly/43I686e
Beautiful, mysterious, and profoundly essential.
The ocean gives us more than half the oxygen we breathe, helps regulate our climate, and holds mysteries we are still uncovering beneath the surface.
Learn how we can protect our ocean together. nature.ly/4u1QM7v
ALT A young sea turtle swims just below the water's surface, with its head emerging into the air. Above, several birds fly against a soft, cloudy sky backdrop.
ALT A close up of a branching coral spawn pinkish egg-and-sperm bundles.
ALT A small boat with three people floats on clear blue water. Below the surface, a large shark swims near the boat. A coastline with green hills is visible in the background under a clear sky.
ALT A female paper nautilus clings to floating debris amidst a dark background, surrounded by circular light reflections resembling bubbles.
International Day of Biological Diversity is a reminder: biodiversity isn't a buzzword—it's the foundation of life on Earth.
The more we protect it, the more it protects us. nature.org/en-us/what-we-do/…
"The most powerful conservation successes often begin with a clear, bold idea and a shared belief in its potential." -@JenMorrisNature
Explore how a shared vision leads to conservation progress in The Nature Conseravncy's 2025 Annual Report! nature.ly/4349aBL
Ted Turner's work helped redefine conservation, proving that private lands and private capital can be powerful forces for public good. nature.ly/4dyVrYv
Sport Fishing Championship x The Nature Conservancy 🤝🌊
SFC is honored to welcome @nature_org as a Community Champion, aligning with one of the world’s most respected leaders in global conservation.
With a presence in more than 80 countries and a legacy of protecting millions of acres of land and ocean, TNC brings unmatched impact and leadership in safeguarding marine ecosystems and sustainable fisheries. 🎣💙
Together, SFC and TNC are committed to advancing conservation efforts and preserving the future of sportfishing on a global scale. 🌍
We spoke with Robert Jones, TNC’s Global Director of Aquatic Food Systems, about this key conservation milestone in our sport.
✍️: sportfishingchampionship.com…
The best time to start caring for the planet was yesterday. The second-best time is now. 🌍
This Earth Day, take action for the lands, waters and wildlife we all depend on because the future is shaped by what we do today. Join us: nature.ly/4hUhkRZ
You might hike or run outdoors, but do you ever amble or stroll? Nature doesn’t move in straight lines, and you don’t have to either.
See our Earth Day guide for tips on nature strolls, birdwatching for beginners, pollinator gardens and more. nature.ly/4sBO9bN
Earth Day is about more than a day—it’s about the future we’re building together.
Check out our 2026 Earth Day Guide for simple ways to take action and tips for getting out and enjoying nature. nature.ly/48HvIv1
Check out some of the TNC preserves featured in this incredible list of the world’s most beautiful hikes! From sweeping views to wildlife‑rich trails, these places show why protecting nature matters. Ready to plan your next adventure? 💚🥾 nature.ly/40PVyc6
Last week marked a historic milestone in New York: 600 acres in Onchiota returned to Haudenosaunee care. With support from TNC, The Six Nations Iroquois Cultural Center now stewards 900 acres guided by Indigenous knowledge, culture and ecological science.
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We’re celebrating one year of #AcceleratetheGood with @Kia and spotlighting one of the rivers their support helps protect: the Wabash River in Indiana.
TNC and federal dam managers are restoring native mussels and improving habitat so this iconic river can thrive again. A healthier Wabash means cleaner water for people and wildlife. #WorldWaterDaynature.ly/4ieDGPb
Blink and you'll miss them. But don't discount them.
Vernal pools are temporary but these vital habitats support a critical point in the life cycle of many fragile creatures: nature.ly/4sOaSls
As @nature_org celebrates 75 years of protecting lands and waters for wildlife and people, we invite you to discover some of our most-beloved preserves across the U.S.
From scenic coastlines to soaring peaks, these places showcase nature at its finest—and offer some unforgettable ways to enjoy it: nature.ly/4nN5kGj
New findings from our latest study show how rising heat is reshaping daily life and putting millions at risk. The challenge is real, but so is our path forward: early‑warning systems, cooling solutions and community action can protect people now while we work to cut emissions. nature.ly/4bCYOh1
As seasons shift and development expands, wildlife migrations face growing pressure. These journeys spread nutrients, keep ecosystems in balance and support economies and cultures.
Explore 5 ways conservation keeps wildlife moving: nature.ly/4rcL7tP
Protecting and restoring nature is one of America's smartest investments. 🌱
A TNC-commissioned report reveals that conservation funding delivers a $4 return for every federal dollar spent, fueling local economies, our health and public safety. That’s a win for people and nature. nature.ly/4aSUutV
Nature depends on movement. Wildlife migrations nourish ecosystems, sustain communities and keep our planet resilient. As routes disappear, both wildlife and people face growing risks. Protecting connected habitats can make all the difference. nature.ly/4rcL7tP
After tagging leatherbacks in the Solomon Islands, satellite data revealed where they go next. While most turtles swam to New Zealand’s cold waters, one tagged female swam over 10,000 kilometers to California! This data helps us protect critical habitat. #WorldWildlifeDaynature.ly/3OLRxCC
ALT A group of individuals on a beach at night, some wearing headlamps and "Ranger" shirts, gathered around a leatherback sea turtle. They appear to be examining or tending to the turtle.
ALT The image shows a close-up of a leatherback sea turtle resting on dark sand. Its textured skin features a distinctive pattern of white and dark spots. The background is dimly lit, highlighting the turtle as the focal point.
ALT Two people are cleaning a leatherback turtle with tools. One person sprays water while another cuts excess material from the turtle's shell. They are wearing protective gloves.
ALT Map showing two sections. The top section displays a red line tracking movement across the eastern Pacific Ocean. The bottom section shows multiple colored lines indicating various travel paths in the Pacific, near Asia and Oceania. Each line represents different routes taken across the ocean.
Did you know forests do more than store carbon? They're climate superheroes, cooling local areas and shaping rainfall patterns. Nature's air conditioners, working hard to keep us cool! 🌳 blog.nature.org/science-brie…