- June 4, 2024
Earth Day Illustrates the Path Toward Climate and Community Resilience — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
Among these threats is the rise of severe floods which increasingly impact Washington’s rural and urban communities, and landscapes both coastal and riverine, requiring significant
Resiliency Grant Announcements — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
Hama Hama Oyster Company: Specialty Oyster Larval Setting Program · What: Increasing the production of native Olympia oysters and workforce development through the mentorship of
A New Set of Tools in the Toolbox for Green Stormwater Infrastructure — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
The template includes 5 main groups of activities, called tasks, that begin at the regional or watershed scale and sequentially move toward the selection of
With $15M Grant, TNC, DNR and Community Partners Celebrate Announcement — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
Partnerships make all this work possible. First and foremost, we offer our deep gratitude to the USDA and the U.S. Forest Service for investing in
Adapting to Climate Change: Resources
Although there are many efforts underway to reduce emissions as much as possible to slow climate change, due to the excess emissions we’ve already produced,
Protecting the Puget Sound through Activism and Investment — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
Kathleen’s journey with TNC in Washington encompassed successes and growth opportunities. Not every initiative yielded the desired outcome, but each challenge provided a chance for
Women in Conservation — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
Carolina Chambers, Philanthropy Campaign Administrator at TNC Washington shares her experiences as a woman in conservation in a recorded interview. Her story is one of
A “Work of Joy” to Serve on The Nature Conservancy’s Washington Board of Trustees — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
“Each member of the staff and board contributed to the statement, leading to a unanimous endorsement and tremendous commitment to and ownership over its content.
Stewarding Remarkable Gifts of Time and Money for Conservation — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
“Billy Frank and Kathy Fletcher are personal heroes of mine,” Mike said. “I was incredibly honored to accept the Conservancy’s award on behalf of my
How Forest Restoration Boosts Cascades Snowpack — The Nature Conservancy in Washington
Across these three zones, the data suggest that opening canopy gaps can increase total snow storage on the landscape. However, to gain a duration effect,