Changemaker of the Month

Each month, we feature a nonprofit doing the right thing for our planet, from habitat restoration to climate advocacy and environmental education. This month’s changemaker is The Nature Conservancy.

Why we’re highlighting them

The Nature Conservancy is a leading global conservation nonprofit working in 80+ countries to protect vital habitats and tackle both climate change and biodiversity loss. From restoring rivers to conserving forests, The Nature Conservancy combines science, policy, innovation, and community partnerships to achieve lasting impact.

A brown bear standing on rocks near a flowing stream in a forested area.
School of fish swimming in an underwater cave with sunlight filtering through
A scenic view of a waterfall cascading over moss-covered rocks in a lush green forest.

What they’re doing right now

  • 3 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide avoided or captured each year

  • 100 million people protected from climate emergencies by safeguarding habitats

  • 650 million hectares (2x the size of India) of forests, grasslands, and deserts conserved

  • 10% of the world’s oceans safeguarded through protected areas and sustainable fishing

  • 45 million Indigenous and local people supported in stewarding their lands and securing rights