Congress approved a $1.5 trillion FY2022 omnibus spending package to fund
the federal government through Sept. 30. We’re pleased to see the solid
investments for conservation, climate resilience, and clean energy included
in this bill.
KCTS9-Crosscut interviews Dr. Emily Howe, Aquatic Ecologist at The Nature
Conservancy for their “Human Elements” series where Emily talks about her
personal connection to marshes and how she is working to restore these
unique—and messy—ecosystems.
This week, the 2022 Washington state legislative session concluded, with a
few notable achievements for the environment in our state. Here at The
Nature Conservancy in Washington, we built off the achievements from the
2021 session by securing investments and action in key climate and
conservation areas.
The Stormwater Heatmap harnesses the power of big data to model where
stormwater pollution is generated across the landscape — helping public
municipalities plan for the future. As a living tool continually updated
with the latest data, it’ll be exciting to see how communities, academics,
and policymakers can use this to create lasting impact.
Whether exploring the secluded beaches of the Mediterranean lining or voyaging the turquoise waters of Italy, charter cruises are always ideal since they are magnificently tailored to cater to each traveler’s requirements and pave the way to reach the undiscovered lands. While planning your next vacation, you can always take a sailing ship to the …
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