Nature Conservancy magazine profiles the places, people and projects that Nature Conservancy members support.

Not a Nature Conservancy member? Donate online now to ensure that you don't miss the next issue of Nature Conservancy magazine. Every issue of this award-winning quarterly magazine includes fascinating articles about great outdoor places, gorgeous photography from around the world, timely and informative book reviews, and exciting nature travel ideas.

Here's just a sample of our latest issue:

• Bookmarks
  Exploring a Rocky Mountain wilderness and redefining the business of conservation.
• Nature Travel
  Nature trips, tours, and adventure travel to some of the most exotic places on Earth.

Related links mentioned in the latest Nature Conservancy magazine:

• First Impressions
  Download the newest nature wallpaper for your computer desktop from the Great Places Network.
• Images that Speak: Local Perceptions of the Forest in Bolivia
  An opportunity for community dialogue through photography that allows local residents to express what the forest means to their daily lives.
  • View photos from the Images that Speak project
• Ivory-billed Woodpecker update
  See 60 Minutes' story on the ivory-bill and learn about other news and upcoming events pertaining to the bird's rediscovery.
• Sightings
  • New evidence of the survival of the Ivory-billed Woodpecker: Listen to the kent call of the Ivory-billed Woodpecker
  • Climate Change
• The Nature of Marcio Sztutman
  • Ethnomapping in Amazonian Indigenous Communities
• Blackfoot Challenge
  • Community conservation in the Blackfoot Valley
  • Read more about Crown of the Continent, a 10-million-acre international ecosystem
  • Learn more about Conservation Easements
• Photovoice
  View more photographs from the China Photovoice project.
• Nature Landmarks
  Paying tribute to Hawaii’s native flora and fauna, on the lookout for invasive species in Idaho, and creating the first conservation easement in Colombia.
• Science Matters
  Searching for grizzly bears in Montana.
• Hurricanes: Nature Conservancy Statement on the Impact of the Hurricanes in the Gulf Coast Region

You can also read excerpts from previous issues of Nature Conservancy magazine:
autumn 2005 | summer 2005 | spring 2005 | winter 2004