Reflecting on 2025, we're filled with gratitude. 💚

Every acre protected, every river restored—it all starts with you. THANK YOU.

But the work isn't done. Nature still needs us. Make your year-end gift today: https://nature.ly/4qeXXHV

Over 20 years ago, Nature Conservancy trustee Harry Groome wrote a letter to his first grandchild Hal, shortly after Hal was born.

What would you write in your letter to the future?

Real or fake Christmas tree: what's the best choice for nature?

🎄 Read all of the pros and cons: https://nature.ly/3MLcfS2

The last wild expanse of California coastline is a living laboratory and sanctuary for rare species and cultural treasures.

Explore Dangermond Preserve: https://nature.ly/3YhQ5t7

The snow leopard is a legendary elusive cat... so much so that they've become known as the "ghost cat." Now in Mongolia, camera trap data and footage are helping to protect the species.

Get up close with more snow leopard footage here: https://nature.ly/48eGPuu

🎥 courtesy of: Erica Anderson

Bristol Bay, Alaska is a place of abundance, where a tapestry of rivers, wetlands and tundra produce half the world's wild sockeye salmon.

Explore the world's most important wild salmon nursery: https://nature.ly/489vI5T

Video footage: Jason Ching

🦪 Can the oyster shells on your plate have a second life?

Shell to Shore uses recycled oyster shells from local restaurants to create living shorelines that protect coastal habitats and reduce erosion.

Are you a fan of innovative solutions? Help make them possible: https://nature.ly/48NWYJ6

Since the 1970s, Kenya has lost about 70% of it's wildlife. The Nature Conservancy is working with the Government of Kenya and local partners, to support community-led conservation in places like LUMO and more.

🎥 Filmed by:
Jim Kuria, Roshni Lodhia and Aaron Kalischer-Coggins