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The Nature Conservancy

at a farmer's market

Instructional Material

Sustainability Guide Download

Do you want to do your part and help make our world a little greener, a little more sustainable?

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Gayini, southwest NSW

Outcomes from COP26

Now, the hard work toward accelerating commitments into real-world action must begin. Together, we still have the chance to create a world where nature and people thrive together.

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TNC supporters helped achieved so much for nature

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Conservation Successes

Watch this video to see what your support helped make possible in 2020!

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within Port Phillip Heads Marine National Park at Port Phillip Bay, Victoria

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Reef Cam

Watch highlights of our Reef Cam in Port Phillip Bay, Victoria. Keep watching to the end, you might see a dolphin. Or click on the button below to watch Reef Cam.

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Mabel Fitzpatrick (left) and Kerrie Parker, at Gayini

Places We Protect

Exploring Gayini - Nari Nari Country

Managing Country for conservation, sustainable agriculture and Indigenous heritage. Learn how we're helping Indigenous people reconnect with Country.

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Our Work

A white pelican in a wetland surrounded by trees

Feature

Creating a sustainable Murray-Darling

Australian Pelican in Kings Billabong Wildlife Reserve, Mildura on the River Murray. © Andrew Peacock/Tandem Stills & Motion
a group of people poses for an outdoor photo

Partnerships

Working with Indigenous Australians for Conservation

Nov. 30, 2020

KJ Jigalong rangers pose for a photo © Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa
Interstates cut through swaths of forest.

Report

The Science Of Sustainability

Two Paths Interstates cut through swaths of forest. © Edouard Ki
Schools of juvenile snapper at a shellfish reef

Feature

Restoring shellfish reefs

June , 2020

Schools of pinkie snapper at our shellfish reef in Port Phillip Bay, Victoria © Jarrod Boord, Streamline Media
Nyikina and Mangala people

Places We Protect

Protecting the Kimberley’s Fitzroy River region

Nyikina and Mangala people celebrating the launch of the Walalakoo Healthy Country Plan © Michael Douglas
at Kata Kjuta
Sunset at Kata Kjuta © Robin Moon