For today. For tomorrow. For our future to come. It’s on all of us to put heads, hearts and hands together and take action. 🤝 Volunteer 💬 Educate others ✍️ Sign Petitions 📣 Mobilize Earth Day is April 22nd. What action will you take? Click here for more ideas:

Can you see it? Hear it? This is our thriving planet. 🌎 It’s up to all of us to protect it. What steps will you take this Earth Month to make a difference? nature.ly/4hUhkRZ

The government workers I know are all smart, mission-driven and great at what they do. Further, the important work they do would not be done e by private sector. Let’s support these great patriots - open.substack.com/pub/marktercek…

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TNC's Prof. Katharine Hayhoe joined The New York Times reporters Cara Buckley and Catrin Einhorn on NPR's 1A program for an Earth Day episode. They discussed the NY Times' 50 States, 50 Fixes series, climate optimism and the importance of local and state solutions. Listen now: nature.ly/3GoXm4N

📣 Good News! TNC and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department are proud to announce the purchase of Heath Canyon Ranch. This 671-acre property near Big Bend National Park ensures a vital refuge for wildlife, safeguards 250+ unique plant species and offers lasting enjoyment for

The Trump Admin’s FY26 budget guts the Land and Water Conservation Fund—undoing the promise of the Great American Outdoors Act. This is a full-scale attack on America’s parks, trails, and public lands. #SaveLWCF #FY26

“Sixty percent of voters want their members of Congress to do more to help conserve land, water and wildlife habitat.” Sen. Elissa Slotkin Senator Gary Peters Congressman Tom Barrett

National Forests and other U.S. public lands are essential for our health, outdoor recreation and way of life. But right now, they're under threat. 📣 Join us and tell your elected leaders in Congress to keep public lands in public hands: nature.ly/4kREeMj

Regardless of where we live or how we vote, extreme weather puts us all at risk: and we know, without a shadow of a doubt, that it's getting worse due to climate change. A must-read piece from Prof. Katharine Hayhoe for TIME. time.com/7301528/climat…

This is the Kirtland's warbler. The Michigan DNR just conducted a census, showing the songbird's population continues to decline in Michigan. Now, the Kirtland's Warbler Conservation Team is taking action with hopes of stabilizing the population. wxyz.com/news/dnr-kirtl…

"Having a threatened species move back into an area for the first time in nearly 50 years is about the best grade you can get on your conservation report card." –Dale Threatt Taylor, Director for NatureConservancySC After 50 years, the red-cockaded woodpecker has returned to Peachtree

For 5 years, #LWCF funding provided by the Great American Outdoors Act has increased hunting & fishing access across the nation without using taxpayer dollars but now the Dept of the Interior is trying to block #LWCF projects with this secretarial order. jhnewsandguide.com/news/environme…

The Great American Outdoors Act has been a great success & has helped #LWCF fund new hunting & fishing access across the country but the Dept of the Interior just released a Secretarial Order that severely restricts #LWCF’s ability to provide access & protect our public lands.

For over 60 years, the Land and Water Conservation Fund has created parks to enjoy, jobs and outdoor recreation opportunities. But now the administration has taken action to limit #LWCF. ACT NOW to tell Congress to defend LWCF and protect our lands and waters.

🏕️ It's National Public Lands Day! America's public lands are playgrounds for exploration. They also strengthen jobs and our economy. But threats to public lands are growing. Tell Congress to defend lands and waters central to our health and way of life. nature.ly/3W9Q49z

For 60 years, the Land & Water Conservation Fund has protected parks, forests and wildlife habitat… All without costing taxpayers anything. But now a new federal order will limit LWCF funding and create roadblocks for vital projects. Take action to urge Congress to defend

“There are ways we can responsibly manage cattle to mimic the way that historic grasslands co-evolved with grazing animals.”

The actions that U.S. policy leaders take this decade will impact our ability to care for nature and transition to clean energy. That’s why we’re in D.C. with The Nature Conservancy staff and trustees to defend policies that help people and nature thrive. Join us! nature.ly/41E4mBT

On #IndigenousPeoplesDay the GreatLakesCommission recognizes that Indigenous people are the original caretakers of the #GreatLakes. The GLC values its relationships with Indigenous Nations and is committed to working together to make the lakes stronger for generations to come.