A new national survey conducted by U.S. Nature4Climate (USN4C) shows that voters across party lines support natural climate solutions more than ever, suggesting fertile ground for bi-partisan cooperation and consensus-building, opening up new avenues for climate action.
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Discover the potential of biochar to improve soil health, combat climate change, and boost crop yields and explore the scientific consensus on biochar’s benefits and initiatives by the American Farmland Trust to promote it as a natural climate solution.
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December closed one of the most productive U.S. federal legislative sessions for nature ever. By the time the 117th U.S. Congress gaveled out, it had advanced the country’s largest investment in climate action; a massive bipartisan infrastructure package that heavily invests in nature, clean energy, and climate resilience; and a host of bills related to water infrastructure, natural climate …
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After a hard-fought mid-term election, divided government once again reigns in Washington, DC. In this era of heightened partisanship, the specter of gridlock has re-emerged as Democrats and Republicans stake out divergent positions across a whole host of issues, including climate change. Will these divisions in the Congress constitute a requiem for climate action for the …
Reforesting and restocking forests in the United States hold considerable climate mitigation and economic development potential. However, one of the main challenges for successful restoration projects is the weakened reforestation pipeline (including seeds, nurseries, and planting and post-planting actions). Learn the key takeaways for overcoming challenges in the reforestation pipeline in the Northeastern United States.
U.S. Nature4Climate coalition members had a strong presence at COP27, highlighting the important role that Natural Climate Solutions can play in mitigating climate change in the U.S. and the world. Read USN4C Program Director’s experience on the ground, our attending members’ major announcements, and how U.S. climate action was in the spotlight.
I remember the exact moment when I began my relationship with seagrass: rooted, flowering plants growing completely underwater in a shallow lagoon off the Florida Keys. It was my 21st birthday, and I was far from my Eastern Shore of Maryland home and college, immersed in a Tropical Marine Ecology “winter-mester.” My fins and dive gear were brand …
The Nature Conservancy is restoring the hydrology of peat soils in coastal North Carolina to combat climate change. The Atlantic coastal plain along the Southeastern United States (SE US) holds powerful potential in its peatlands. These unique wetlands store carbon from waterlogged plant material dating as far back as 10,000 years. But they also capture …
For most of my life, I have lived along the North Carolina coast enjoying my time spent in its coastal habitats and admiring its natural beauty. These experiences are an integral part of who I am. After I completed my undergraduate degree, my time spent appreciating the coast motivated me to begin a job as a …
Shoreline Restoration to Protect a Coastal Community In partnership with City of Bayou La Batre, Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Mobile County, and National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, The Nature Conservancy’s Lightning Point Shoreline Restoration Project aimed to create diverse habitats to support a wide range of fish, shellfish, birds, and other wildlife, …