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		Campaign for a Sustainable Planet Campaign Home Pledge your Support Learn About the Campaign Our Conservation Success Mark Tercek on the Campaign Lakes & Rivers Oceans & Coasts Forests Grasslands Deserts & Aridlands Global Strategies Conservation Capacity Climate Change

Get Involved Make a gift to our Campaign for a Sustainable Planet with our safe and secure donation form. Go Deeper Travel in this slideshow to the Chihuahuan Desert on the U.S.-Mexico borderlands — an incredible region that's a focus of the Campaign.

Campaign Overview

The threats to nature and the benefits it gives people are growing — threats from bleached coral reefs to vanishing rainforests, rising sea levels to degraded rivers.

That's why The Nature Conservancy has launched the Campaign for a Sustainable Planet — the largest conservation campaign in history — to ensure the survival of the natural world that sustains us all.

Use this page to explore this unprecedented campaign — and find out how you can help us protect all the habitat types critical to people and nature.

Nature picture credits (top to bottom, left to right): Photo © Chris Helzer/TNC (Sandhill cranes flying along the Platte River, Nebraska); © Emre Turak (Fish and coral in coastal waters surrounding Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia); © Sergio Pucci (Aerial photo of the forest at Reserva Forestal Earth, Costa Rica); © Chris Helzer/TNC (Canada goldenrod and big bluestem at Griffith Prairie, Nebraska); © Wayne Lawler/Ecopix courtesy of Australian Bush Heritage Fund (Flowering dune vegetation, Quennsland, Australia); © Li Xueliang (Desert spring, Altun Mountain Reserve, China); © Harley Soltes (Recording data on Ellsworth Creek, Washington); © Corbis (melting ice at polar icecap); © Kenneth K. Coe (Lion in Great Rift Valley, Kenya); Harold E. Malde (Sunrise, Pine Butte Swamp Preserve, Montana); Mark Godfrey/TNC (Mark Tercek); © Patricio Robels Gil (Chisos Mountains, Mexico)