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The Nature Conservancy in the Northeast

The Northeast Division of The Nature Conservancy unites 11 states, working together across borders to amplify our conservation impact and influence.

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Panther Knob Preserve The Nature Conservancy's Panther Knob Preserve in West Virginia. © Kent Mason

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Our Priorities

Here in the Northeast, we have always been uniquely grounded in place-based work through our preserves, conservation projects, and state-based policy advocacy.

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Flat Ranch Stewardship Interns work on the fence line at Flat Ranch Preserve. © John Finnell

Explore the Northeast

The Northeast Division of The Nature Conservancy encompasses eleven states.

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A map of the eastern portion of the United States.

The Ultimate Appalachians Road Trip

Join us on an unforgettable road trip through the breathtaking Appalachians and experience nature at its finest.

Small white-bellied chorus frog perched perched between two wetland reeds.

Wet and Wild: The Weird, Wondrous and Wicked Cool Creatures in Midwest Wetlands

Wetlands support an incredible diversity of life. Yet they’re in danger: in some states, as much as 90% of wetlands have been destroyed.

Photo of a brushy meadow in foreground, with sunlit, snow-capped mountains in the background and light clouds above in Washington's Tunk Creek Valley.

Significant Washington Land Returned to the Colville Tribe, Its Original Stewards

In October 2021, the 9,243-acre Figlenski Ranch in Okanogan County was returned to its original stewards, the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation. Here's the remarkable story.

By Owen L. Oliver

Couple, holding hands, walks on a gravel path surrounded by greenery, with a brick house in the background.

Seeking Higher Ground

First-of-its-kind project helps Staten Island residents choose a safer future.

By Kate Frazer