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The Nature Conservancy
Conserving the lands and waters on which all life depends.
About The Nature Conservancy
Air, water, food, shelter, income: nature sustains every aspect of our lives. That's why protecting and conserving nature isn't just a matter of common sense. It's the smartest investment we can make. Since our founding in 1951, The Nature Conservancy has harnessed the power of nature to help solve our planet’s most challenging problems. And while the stakes are high, so is our resolve: to create a world where everyone thrives alongside nature for generations to come. We do this by working hand in hand with communities around the world. By committing to a science-based, non-partisan approach that’s stood the test of time. And by bringing people together, from all walks of life, to find common ground in nature.
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Signals from The Nature Conservancy
25 published signals
Research & Knowledge
The Nature Conservancy reports that in May 2026, solar generated more U.S. electricity than coal for the first time on record, supplying 12.8 percent of the nation’s electricity compared with coal’s 12.2 percent.
Reported by Bill Frist, M.D.
Research & Knowledge
The Nature Conservancy published Amazon's Forgotten Fishes - The Report detailing the connection between fish and the Amazon Basin.
Reported by Nicole Silk
People
The Nature Conservancy is hiring for a new position to help build the next phase of work on agriculture finance.
Reported by Greg Fishbein
Presence & Recognition
The Nature Conservancy is hosting three Speakers Corners at the FAO Headquarters in Rome for the 37th session of the UN FAO Committee on Fisheries, showcasing aquatic food systems expertise.
Reported by Flavia Sollazzo
People
The Nature Conservancy is hiring a new Director of Individual Giving.
Reported by Angela M.
Presence & Recognition
The Nature Conservancy is hosting a webinar on September 8 at 10am ET titled Amazon Forgotten Fishes: Hidden Life of the Amazon Basin, exploring findings of a report released the same day.
Reported by Nicole Silk
Presence & Recognition
The Nature Conservancy released a new documentary on the Mississippi River in Minnesota.
Reported by Kristen Blann
Capital & Finance
The Nature Conservancy announced that Thyme Care supports more than 135,000 people living with cancer, partners with more than 1,400 oncologists, and has over $7 billion in oncology spend under management.
Reported by Bill Frist, M.D.
Capital & Finance
The Nature Conservancy announced that Thyme Care received more than $125 million in new Series E funding and launched Thyme Companies.
Reported by Bill Frist, M.D.
Presence & Recognition
The Nature Conservancy participated in a BioBlitz at The Farm at Sinking Creek with the Southeastern Grasslands Institute using iNaturalist to surpass 1,000 documented species.
Reported by Bill Frist, M.D.
Presence & Recognition
The Nature Conservancy leadership participated in a discussion about the future of conservation and ensuring a livable planet.
Reported by David Banks
Presence & Recognition
The Nature Conservancy highlighted the Feed in Focus program making a difference for farmers and the dairy supply chain through support from partners like Michigan Milk Producers Association and Dairy Management Inc.
Reported by Alisha Staggs
Presence & Recognition
The Nature Conservancy recognized Tennessee SCORE's AI in K-12 Education symposium and its $450,000 AI Innovation Fund supporting nine educator-led pilots.
Reported by Bill Frist, M.D.
Capital & Finance
The Nature Conservancy welcomed the news that the UK intends to invest £400m in the Tropical Forest Forever Facility - TFFF.
Reported by Thomas Pickford
Presence & Recognition
The Nature Conservancy is participating in a New York Climate Week panel on the value of commercial forests with Sacha, Cat, and Gerrity.
Reported by Bill Ulfelder
Research & Knowledge
The Nature Conservancy published a review paper discussing lessons learned in agricultural technology adoption, including research on sustained, continuous adoption, temporary incentive payments, complementarity and substitutability, and dis-adoption.
Reported by Priya SHYAMSUNDAR
People
The Nature Conservancy is hiring a new director of land in Chester, New Jersey.
Reported by Angela M.
People
The Nature Conservancy is seeking a Utah State Director to lead conservation in Salt Lake City or within commuting distance for majority in-office presence.
Reported by Kate Ellenbaum
Presence & Recognition
The Nature Conservancy traveled to Palau to be a part of the Pacific Islands Forum hosted by the Government of Palau and President Surangel Whipps Jr.
Reported by Jennifer Morris
People
The Nature Conservancy is seeking a New Mexico State Director to represent the organization with a wide range of audiences, including the state board of trustees and donors, Tribal Nations, sovereign governments, politicians, and private sector.
Reported by Kate Ellenbaum
Research & Knowledge
The Nature Conservancy published a Substack piece exploring how a historic transfer of wealth could become an equally historic inheritance.
Reported by Bill Frist, M.D.
Legal & Regulatory
The Nature Conservancy signed Gabon Infini, a Project Finance for Permanence initiative designed to deliver lasting benefits for people and nature.
Reported by David Banks
People
The Nature Conservancy employee Ana M. Carrión-Silva joined the organization six months after her work experience in Puerto Rico.
Reported by Ana M. Carrión-Silva
People
The Nature Conservancy is hiring for conservation roles across the company.
Reported by Angela M.