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  1. 2 hours ago

    Diamondback turtles were swimming into crab traps and dying. And there was an easy fix - or so it appeared.

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    We’re thrilled that was recently awarded a grant to study pollinators on Zumwalt Prairie—and we’re excited to play a big role in the research! Learn more about all the projects being funded by across the nation:

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    12 hours ago

    "I’m always hopeful. You can’t be an environmentalist & not be optimistic about what we can accomplish if we come together." - Listen:

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  4. 8 hours ago

    Carp diem!

    You’ve heard of “Shark Tank?” This is “Carp Tank.” 4 experts compete in Michigan Tuesday for $500,000 with their ideas to stop the Asian Carp from jumping through the Great Lakes.
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  5. 9 hours ago

    Shopping on Amazon but have never used ? From March 12-31, Amazon is tripling the donation rate on your first purchase! Go to and Amazon donates to .

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    11 hours ago

    Our friends at share how AI for Earth promotes nature and technology working harmoniously to monitor, model, and manage ecosystem services at and elsewhere

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  7. 11 hours ago

    The first-ever documented record of a Pacific Coast Harlequin Duck migrating to the Atlantic Coast.

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    Mar 24

    This is fantastic progress in this International Year of the Reef. shares how has teamed up with the Mexican government, tourism industry and insurance industry to protect coral reefs.

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  9. Mar 26

    We believe connecting with is an important part of protecting nature. Thanks to for highlighting 10 of our preserves and making it easy for people to find some awe-inspiring views.

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    Mar 26

    “The most exciting approaches are actually coming from the private sector” on achieving the .

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    Mar 26

    We already have the best tool we need to tackle climate change: nature.

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    Mar 25

    The quality of our is directly dependent on the landscapes through which it flows >> shares how forests are fundamental to securing water and fighting climate change

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  13. Mar 25

    Why coral reef insurance is a good idea: ()

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  14. Mar 25

    Water should be a priority in the boardroom of every company in the world, writes .

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    Mar 21

    “This insurance-for-nature approach is a promising example of creative financing to address a big environmental challenge,” writes ’s .

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    Mar 24

    Insurance & science: explains how together they can improve coral reef health so they continue to protect us.

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  17. Mar 24

    The Amazon Region Protected Areas program has exceeded its targets supporting no fewer than 117 protected areas. But more must still be done to save the rainforest. via

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    The U.S. must invest more in forests, especially fire prevention ()

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    Mar 20

    A new insurance market: Insuring natural assets protects coastal communities and economies.  The Nature Conservancy explains how insuring beaches and reefs is good for business and nature.

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  20. Mar 24

    Strong growth and strong ocean protection are not mutually exclusive. Kudos to Seychelles for taking important steps to safeguard their important natural resources while also investing in the blue economy. | via

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