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Help Protect Forests! With your support, we can conserve and restore forests around the world for people and nature.

Forest Conservation

Forests are essential for life on Earth. They give us shade and shelter, refuge and refreshment, clean air and water. Today, with a growing global population and subsequent demand for forest products, the forests of the world are at risk from widespread deforestation and degradation.

What The Nature Conservancy Is Doing
The Nature Conservancy advances innovative and sustainable forest management solutions at the scale of the problem – global to local – for the benefit of both people and nature.

We work with governments, communities, corporations and landowners to protect core forest reserves and to ensure the responsible management of “working forests” that give us timber, jobs, sustainable economies, wildlife habitat, fresh water and a stable climate. Our forest conservation work includes:

What's New:

The Nature Conservancy and
Design 21 present "Wood, Paper, Checkmark
"

This design competition challenges to create elements of a consumer call-to-action campaign to buy FSC-certified products and support responsible and sustainable forestry.

Working Globally to Reduce Deforestation
The Conservancy is helping lead the charge to develop the financial incentives and policy initiatives needed to protect forests and fight climate change.

Large Land Deal
The Conservancy strikes deal to conserve 320,000 acres of forestland in Montana.

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What You Can Do

Find out the simple steps you can take today to help protect and restore the world’s forests.


 

Images (left to right, top to bottom): © Mark Godfrey (Valdivian Coastal Reserve); © Margo Burnham  (Tree measuring in Noel Kempff Mercado National Park, Bolivia).