The Nature Conservancy is a global environmental nonprofit dedicated to the conservation of lands and waters. Founded in 1951, it has grown to become one of the most effective environmental organizations, impacting conservation in 77 countries and territories. The organization works to tackle climate change, protect oceans and freshwater, and provide sustainable food and water solutions.
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This organization contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. See the SDG page for more information.
The Nature Conservancy is dedicated to protecting marine environments. They are working on solutions to relieve pressure on oceans so it can continue to sustain wildlife and human populations alike.
TNC has implemented an innovative 'Blue Bonds for Conservation' model to help the Belizean government unlock funding for marine conservation, benefiting millions of people in coastal regions.
Supporting local communities in Kenya, TNC has empowered women to protect and restore their community's mangroves, thus ensuring both environmental and economic benefits.
Avoiding 3 Billion Metric Tons of CO2 Emissions
The Nature Conservancy aims to sequester or avoid 3 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually, equivalent to taking 650 million cars off the road every year through natural climate solutions.
Conserving 4 Billion Hectares of Marine Habitat
TNC has set a goal of conserving 4 billion hectares of marine habitat worldwide, targeting over 10% of the world’s oceans through protected areas, sustainable fishing practices, and policy changes.
Supporting 45 Million Local Leaders
The organization is committed to empowering 45 million people from Indigenous and local communities in stewarding their environments and securing their rights, thus enhancing community leadership in conservation efforts.
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