The Nature Conservancy - Nature New York Summer 2006

Download an electronic copy of Nature New York Spring/Summer 2006 here (.pdf, 1.75mb).

From the New York State Director
The persistent media drumbeat about the perils our planet faces at the hands of global climate change is certainly alarming. Images of polar bears stranded on melting ice floats, news of disappearing frog species, forests and glaciers fading away before our eyes, and ruins left in the wake of catastrophic weather events are enough to remind anyone of the threat of a nuclear holocaust.

In light of these extreme events, it's hard not to wonder how a single individual can have a local - let alone national or international - impact.

The good news is that changes do occur when individuals, non-profit organizations, the business sector, and all levels of government unite for a common cause. Initiating and nurturing such partnerships is an important way in which The Nature Conservancy pursues its conservation goals, which is why we are pleased to dedicate this issue to our public partnerships.

Below, you will find a story-by-story guide to the Spring/Summer 2006 issue of Nature New York. By clicking the link for each story, you can access documents, studies and other information cited within the magazine. Please also take the time to fill out a reader survey. Your thoughts, comments, and feedback are tremendously valuable to us. Without your donations and support, our work would not be possible!

Download an electronic copy of Nature New York Spring/Summer 2006 here (.pdf, 1.75mb).

Nature New York: Spring/Summer 2006