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Working Towards a Resilient Future in Washington
We are addressing the twin crises of climate change and loss of biodiversity by advancing positive and equitable change through care and stewardship of Washington’s land and water—through legislative and regulatory policy; advocating for equitable access to public funding; and by bringing together powerful and diverse partners, communities and decision-makers.
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Water Connects Us All
The way of connection is revealed by water—snowy summits melting, forging rivers, winding streams and cutting wetlands to spill over a salty edge.
Significant Washington Land Returned to the Colville Tribe, Its Original Stewards
In October 2021, the 9,243-acre Figlenski Ranch in Okanogan County was returned to its original stewards, the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation. Here's the remarkable story.
What Threatens Our Salmon?
Salmon are iconic symbols of the Pacific Northwest’s natural vitality, yet they face a myriad of threats. Go below the surface on how we’re protecting salmon with science, partnerships and policy.
Fishpath for Smart Sustainable Fisheries
Fisheries management has become increasingly important at all scales, around the world. Enter FishPath—created by The Nature Conservancy and the Science for Nature and People Partnership, FishPath is software that gives policymakers a place to start down the path to sustainability.
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Across Washington, we’ve worked to protect 800,000 acres to benefit people and nature.