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Thanks to Claire Collier for her pictures from the Thailand Elephant Sanctuary. Find out more at www.frontiergap.com

Thanks to Iona Topp for these photos from Tanzania Marine Conservation & Diving. Find out more at www.frontiergap.com

Conservation Corps at Brumley Forest, 2015

Plant Rescue Relocation Day at Lyonia Preserve, 1/7/23

Sponsored by the Duke Energy Foundation

Photo courtesy of Daniella Hume, Maestro Pieces Photography

Arataki Visitor Centre in the Waitakere Ranges

Our favourite trail is a 5 km walk that starts from the Sulphur Springs Trail. My two year old girl Allie walks almost half of it before she shoulder rides the rest of the way.

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Weldon Spring Conservation Area

2023 Sonoran Pronghorn Release

One of the trails in the Otis Attwood Conservation Area on Cape Cod.

WYSE2026. DAY 2. MONDAY, June 29, 2026. John Boal Photography

Located near Lucknow, Ontario, Canada

Foto resultado do trabalho de identificação dos voluntários e voluntárias do programa de voluntariado UrbanAct - Protecção Ambiental da Ribeira das Jardas organizado pela Youth Coop - Cooperativa para o Desenvolvimento e Cidadania em conjunto com diversos parceiros locais e nacionais. Mais informação em www.youthcoop.pt/urbanact

 

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Resulting photos from the observation and identification work developed by a group of a volunteers in a environmental youth programme. The photos were taken in the parks across the brook called "Ribeira das Jardas" that crosses a dense urban area. More info at youthcoop.pt/urbanac

Master Naturalist Presentation Images by Mack Prichard

Two Trees conservation at a pond in Little Wootton Inclosure. Day 1 was cutting and burning, Day 2 was clearing up and burning.

Tusk Conservation Symposium, Zimbabwe, March 2, 2026.

On January 8, 2011, Friends of Trees planted the 400,000th tree of its 21-year history. As part of the celebratory planting, ODOT unveiled a plaque to mark the 400,000th tree. The January 8 event was part of a three-year project involving Friends of Trees, ODOT, Metro, East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District and others to green the I-205 Multi-Use Path. Photo taken by Tom Atiyeh. www.FriendsofTrees.org

Photos taken during production of LightHawk: Destination Conservation.

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