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Companies Investing in Nature

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These companies support our work to connect people and nature.

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Washington, D.C. garden build Volunteers from The Nature Conservancy, Lowe's, City Blossoms, and Seaton Elementary school gather for a garden build day in the Shaw District of Washington D.C. © Devan King/The Nature Conservancy
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Stories from Conservation Changemakers

Across the globe, young people are taking action on our biggest environmental challenges.

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Educating Youth for Climate Action

Climate change is here. We can limit further warming and the dangers it poses—if we act now. Those who will be the most affected–the next generation–have an essential role to play in driving change.

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The United States

American forests filter 50% of the nation’s water supply . We are planting trees in North America to provide water and many other benefits to our planet.

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BHP

Conserving Critical Lands and Waters Around the World

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Benefits of nature for kids | How to learn outside with your kids

Nature provides many physical and mental health benefits for kids and adults of all ages. Explore green spaces with your kids and learn about your world together.

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American Express

With the help of valued funding from American Express and volunteer participation by American Express employees, we aim to engage a network of volunteers who share our sense of urgency to protect the one and only Earth we have.

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