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Global Insights
Explore new thinking on the most pressing issues facing people and the planet from our global network of thought-leaders and experts.
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Conservation Trailblazers
Meet six women who are changing how conservation is done at TNC, from conference rooms to local communities. Read More
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10 Places to Watch in 2023
The world just signed a new deal for nature—now it's time to put it into action. Read More
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Menu of Change
Meeting global climate and biodiversity goals will require a swift shift in the way we produce and consume food. Read More
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COP15: Your Guide to the 2022 UN Biodiversity Conference
Representatives from all over the world will gather in Montreal, Canada for COP15. Here's everything you need to know about the conference and why TNC will be there. Read More
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How North America’s Emerald Edge Could Help Change the World
Indigenous Peoples are leading conservation and climate action in this critical rainforest. Read More
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COP27: Your Guide to the 2022 UN Climate Conference
If you’ve never heard of COP27, or if you need a refresher, this guide will tell you what to expect from the event, why TNC will be there—and what this all means for you. Read More
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Building an Enduring Earth Together
Enduring Earth is an ambitious collaboration that works alongside nations as they accelerate and amplify conservation for a sustainable future. Read More
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Climate-Ready Fisheries Can Restore Ocean Health
Around the world, staff at TNC and partners are filling a critical gap in the global dialogue about adapting fisheries to climate change. Read More
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The Latest IPCC Report: What is it and why does it matter?
The UN released a new climate report—here's what it says, and what we can do about it. Read More
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Media Statement: IPCC AR6 Working Group II report
A statement from Katharine Hayhoe, Chief Scientist for our global affiliate, on the publication of the IPCC AR6 WGII report. Read More
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3 Keys to Creating a More Sustainable World in 2022
Change doesn’t happen overnight, but here’s how the past year could affect the critical decade ahead. Read More
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2021 in Review
Change doesn’t happen overnight, but here’s how the past year could affect the critical decade ahead. Read More
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Statement on the Outcomes from UNFCCC-COP26
If Paris established the scaffolding, Glasgow has progressed the foundations—but now the heavy lifting of tangible emissions cuts must really begin Read More
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The Playbook for Climate Finance
We can’t tackle climate change through UN COP26 without more funding—here are 5 ways to get it. Read More
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Your Guide to Climate Action at COP26
What is COP26, why should you care and how can you take action? Read More
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Protecting Nature Through Authentic Partnerships
Conservation for the coming decades must be based in authentic partnerships with Indigenous peoples and local communities. Read More
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Biodiversity Action Guide
There’s no shortage of strategies available to create a nature-positive planet now—our downloadable guide shows how to translate ambition into action. Read More
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Canadian Leaders Back Nature as a Climate Solution—So Does Science
In Canada, a new study showing the potential of natural climate solutions will help bolster ambitious climate targets and drive bold action. Read More
Videos
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Nature United's forest ecologist Ronnie Drever explains how the work we are doing to conserve Canada’s Boreal Forest can be a powerful solution for climate change here and globally.
Nature United is working to support Indigenous leaders in northern Manitoba, where concern over moose populations—a critical keystone species—is a common theme.
Margo Robbins of the Yurok Tribe shares her knowledge with First Nations at a Healthy Country Planning workshop sponsored by Nature United in northern Manitoba. She describes Healthy Country Planning, an Indigenous-led process used by communities around the world, as “managing the land for living culture.”