The Washington State Legislature is entering its final weeks of the 2025 session, with big decisions to be made for how they will guide our state in the coming years. Read on to learn the latest on The Nature Conservancy’s top three priorities, highlights from this year’s Trustee Lobby Day, and what we’re tracking in the House and Senate budget proposals: https://nature.ly/3E3Ci39
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Conserving the lands and waters on which all life depends – globally, and in Washington.
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While we celebrate our work with nature and the outdoors, we also celebrate the unconditional love, joy, and endless companionship our pets bring into our lives! Happy National Pet Day! 🐾 📷 : Lucas Moser/TNC, Bethany Taylor/TNC, Molly Bogeberg/TNC, Alanna Diggs/TNC, Nikolaj Lasbo/TNC, Sarah Brady/TNC
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With the federal government pulling back on climate action, states like Washington play a critical role in providing clean, reliable and affordable energy, reducing pollution and strengthening our economy. We strongly support states advancing policies to reduce pollution and expand clean energy: https://nature.ly/3RRbTsh
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This Earth Month, we’re celebrating our TNC scientists and partners at state and federal agencies, who are conducting science and monitoring that supports salmon! Check out a new TNC-led publication that shows how forest restoration on our Ellsworth Creek Preserve benefits chum salmon: https://nature.ly/4jd1PFL Join us in thanking them for their continuous efforts in protecting our planet! 📷 : Michele Buonoducci/TNC, Michael Case/TNC, Erica Sloniker/TNC
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Washington can’t afford to fall behind on wildfire. Urge your state legislators to fully fund DNR’s wildfire resilience account: https://nature.ly/43Kca7B. Read the article: https://nature.ly/429ejaE
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Change starts at the community level. In honor of Earth Month, we invite you to join us to build community and support the movement for a livable planet. Registration is required, sign up at: https://lnkd.in/gyesr3Q7
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When we stand up for nature, everybody wins. This Earth Month, we're putting our heads, hands, and hearts together to take action to preserve and protect the natural world for generations to come. Here are a few things you can do this Earth Month to get started: https://nature.ly/3DWaEF4
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Salmon populations are threatened around the world due to a variety of factors, including warming waters; their complex life cycles make it challenging to measure effects of restoration practices aimed at improving their population health. That's why I'm particularly excited about our paper out today: using a new integrated population model, we were able to show that restoration practices in forest and estuary ecosystems can help buffer negative effects from ocean warming. Thanks to Michele Buonanduci, PhD, for leading this paper; Eric Buhle, Michael Case, Emily Howe, James Robertson, and Nicholas VanBuskirk for coauthoring, Erica Sloniker for artwork, and The Nature Conservancy in Washington for supporting the work! Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gWgq_GnS
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Forests are vital to everyone, no matter where you live. They filter our water, clean our air, fight climate change by storing carbon, and support a wide variety of life. After decades of fire suppression in our Western forests, they are now facing a dangerous problem: catastrophic wildfire. That’s why our friends, The Nature Conservancy in New Mexico, are collaborating with partners to reintroduce “good fire” – or the right fire, in the right place, at the right time – to keep our forests healthy. Watch to learn more: https://nature.ly/3XVGFEb
Good Fire: Restoring New Mexico’s Forests
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