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A view down the long pathway of the Great Wall of China shrouded in mist, with dense forest on either side of the wall.
The Great Wall of China misted in fog during sunset. © JC Zhang/TNC Photo Contest 2018

Our Work in China

The Nature Conservancy's China Program reflects what we do best: using science, community engagement and non-political advocacy to save nature. Now in its third decade, TNC China is taking bold new steps to achieve conservation at tremendous scale—for China, and for the world.

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Yangtze River, Lijiang, Yunnan Province.

China Program Overview

Learn about The Nature Conservancy's decades-long work in China and how we are leveraging science, policy and market reforms to protect natural resources at scale.

A running stream flows over rocks in Laohegou, Sichuan Province.

A Memoir of the Laohegou Land Trust Reserve

The Nature Conservancy is celebrating 25 years in China. To highlight this milestone, we are journeying back to Laohegou, China's first land trust reserve.

next to a fire pit in the Laohegou Nature Reserve, Pingwu County, Sichuan Province, China.

Scaling Climate Action in China Through Policy

TNC is helping China achieve its carbon goals by including natural climate solutions in its national-level policy framework.

A landscape view from a habitat garden pond.

A Place for Nature in Shanghai

Volunteers in Shanghai, China are carving out refuges for wildlife and people in the heart of the city, improving biodiversity and climate resilience.

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