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Interesting Articles

 

United States Global Change Research Program report: National Climate Change.

 

Where The Trees Are. Excellent map from NASA showing forest growth in the U.S. as of 2011.

 

With Deaths of Forests, a Loss of Key Climate Protectors. NY Times

 



Video: Saving Salmon One Log At A Time

In 2011, the Fund and The Nature Conservancy set out to find ways to improve and restore endangered coho salmon habitat in the Fund's Garcia River Forest. With good science and our sustainable forest management expertise, salmon are making a comeback.

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About the Fund

We combine a passion for conservation with an entrepreneurial spirit to protect your favorite places before they become just a memory. A hallmark of our work is our deep, unwavering understanding that for conservation solutions to last, they need to make economic sense.

 

Top-ranked, we have protected nearly 7 million acres across America.

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A+ from the American Institute for Philanthropy

 

We earn four stars from Charity Navigator and an A+ from the
American Institute for Philanthropy.

Go Zero: Plant a Tree. Trap a Ton.

 

 

Learn more about our Go Zero program!

 

The Fund in Action
Fort Davis National Historic Site
Home to the famed Buffalo Soldiers, Fort Davis is one of the best preserved examples of a frontier military post, but one part always remained at risk—it's view.
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Kobuk Valley National Park
Nearly a half million caribou migrate through Alaska's Kobuk Valley. When a landowner wanted to sell his land and the National Park Service wanted to buy it, they asked us to help.
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Another Success At Rocky Fork, TN
Rocky Fork is the largest unprotected tract of land in the southern Appalachian Mountains. We're working to protect this open space and recently transferred another 1,400 to the U.S. Forest Service.
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Download images from in and around places we help protect!  Check back every Monday for a new featured image.

 

San Diego horned lizard

San Diego Horned Lizard
Photo by Ben Lowe/Flickr

 

Many urban areas, including San Diego, face a big challenge trying to balance population growth and demand for housing with maintaining the natural areas people love. That's why we helped local organizations preserve San Dieog's critical coastal sage scrub habitat. Conservation of this land ensures access to recreational areas and the continued preservation of habitat essential to many vulnerable species, like the San Diego horned lizard.
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