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NYC Released Its First Urban Forest Plan!
Now it needs funding. Tell City officials to invest in making the plan real and expanding the urban forest—and its benefits—for future generations.
Five Nature Day Trips From NYC
From serene forests to breathtaking views, this is your day trip guide to exploring nature preserves around New York City.
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.
Our 2025 Impact: Driving the Pace of Possibility
Your support helped us pair a clear strategy with decisive action and deliver extraordinary results in New York and beyond amidst challenging times.
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.
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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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