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The Nature Conservancy in New York Celebrates Earth Month 2026
Join The Nature Conservancy in New York this Earth Month 2026 to take action for people and nature through events, stories, and impact.
Protect New York’s Future
New York’s landmark climate law is at risk. Your voice can help defend the progress we’ve made toward cleaner air, healthier communities and a resilient future for all New Yorkers.
Where a New Kind of Conservation Began
Discover the origins of The Nature Conservancy at Mianus River Gorge and the bold leadership that sparked a national conservation movement still shaping our planet today.
Building Safer Roads in a Region on the Move
New approaches across the Appalachians aim to reduce wildlife crashes and rebuild the pathways nature needs.
The Seedling Solution
The Nature Conservancy has launched a first-of-its-kind Nursery Incubation Program to help restore 1.7 million acres with 680 million trees by 2040 in New York.
Visit A Preserve Near You
From Long Island to New York City to the Adirondacks and the Great Lakes and beyond, our work extends far and wide across the state.
More From New York
600 Acres in the Adirondacks Return to Haudenosaunee Care
Partnerships Advance Indigenous-Led Conservation and Cultural Restoration
Forever Wild
In 2008, The Nature Conservancy bought thousands of acres of Adirondack forest, including the historic Follensby Pond. Now, part of the area will open to the public for the first time in 100 years.
Can We Build a Better Reef?
Off New York's coast, we're reimagining ocean infrastructure as habitat for fish and wildlife.
Eyes on the Water: Navigating the Return of Whales to New York's Coast
Whales are back off New York’s coast. Take The Nature Conservancy’s free course to learn whale-safe boating, spot and report sightings, and help protect marine life.
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