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Aug 25, 2008
Focus: Environment
Action Request: Visit - online
Location: Oregon, United States
Can Dogs Help Find and Save Endangered Species?

Amazing Dog Helps Find and Save Endangered Species!Rogue, an amazing 4-year-old Belgian sheepdog, helps The Nature Conservancy find rare plants in Oregon that provide shelter for an endangered butterfly.

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Posted: Aug 25, 2008 4:10pm
Jun 30, 2008
Breaking news: 320,000 Acres of Forest Protected for Wildlife and People

In one of the most significant conservation sales in U.S. history, The Nature Conservancy and The Trust for Public Land have preserved 320,000 acres of pristine forest in western Montana that provide valuable habitat for species.

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May 28, 2008
Focus: Endangered Species
Action Request: Visit - online
Location: United States
How to Save 83% of the World's Coral Reef Species

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Coral reefs provide the world with goods and services worth US$375 billion annually, but scientists estimate that 70% of all corals reefs could be lost by 2050. Now a new initiative aims to conserve an astounding 83% of the world's coral species, aided by a US$20 million pledge by The Nature Conservancy.


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Posted: May 28, 2008 2:48pm
Oct 30, 2007
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First come the blasts: The thunderous sounds of more than 100 tons of explosives ripping through tightly packed soil.

Then, the water: More than 2,500 acres flooded in less than an hour.

This isn’t a scene from a Hollywood blockbuster. It's the latest step in The Nature Conservancy's efforts to restore wetlands in southern Oregon.

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Oct 30, 2007
Please NOTE this exciting story!



First come the blasts: The thunderous sounds of more than 100 tons of explosives ripping through tightly packed soil.

Then, the water: More than 2,500 acres flooded in less than an hour.

This isn’t a scene from a Hollywood blockbuster. It's the latest step in The Nature Conservancy's efforts to restore wetlands in southern Oregon.

Please note this important conservation success story!
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Posted: Oct 30, 2007 5:40pm

 

 
 
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The White House made an interesting and important announcement last Friday that increases the odds of a successful outcome at the UN climate summit that convenes this Monday in Copenhagen. For the past year, the negotiators of the other countries that...
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Waste Deep in Coal Ash"Wondering what is coal ash? Interested in what is being done about the threat coal ash poses to our drinking water supplies?RSVP to our online chat today! Coal ash is the leftover waste from coal-fired power plants. ...
Dec
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Mounting Debilities and Deaths from H1N1 Vaccine    "Seriou s side effects are now being reported around the world, from anaphylactic shock, to sudden blood pressure plunge, to death -- causing a sense of panic in those who got the sh...
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High energy snacks that are healthy and cheap to make are great to have available for hungry kids and parents alike. Sprouted grains make quick, simple meals that are as nutritious as they are delicious. One easy high energy breakfast is sprouted whe...
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For much of the latter half of the 20th century, the world was locked in a cold war. Two superpowers amassed nuclear arsenals capable of destroying the world many times over.The world took sides and watched as the superpowers stared one another down, ...
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Sometimes, parenting skills can be learned from the most unlikely places. Like business, for example. I’ve had my own business, managed businesses for others, and worked for a number of employers, both good and bad. The following positive pare...
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Setting the Precedent for Clean Energy Dear Eric, Carefully-site d offshore wind power can make a critical contribution to reducing global warming pollution and cleaning up our nation’s energy supply. As America’s first offshore...
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Nothing conveys the awesomeness of nature like a bear in the Alaskan wilderness. This great shot was taken by Flickr user chaines9 and shared through The Nature Conservancyâ€& #153;s Flickr Group. Check out all The Nature Conservancyâ&...
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I recently published a blog post at the National Journal’s Energy and Environment Expert Blog concerning the Obama administration’s recently announced targets for short-term greenhouse gas emissions targets in the run-up to the UN climate ...

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