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NFC: Fw: Nature Conservancy Nature News, November 2000
Welcome to Nature News -our monthly peek into the
state of the planet. Learn what lands, waters,
plants and animals The Nature Conservancy is
working to save and where to find more information.
For general information about The Nature Conservancy,
please visit our Web site: http://www.tnc.org.
Please also note that The Nature Conservancy is
currently redesigning its Web site, and a new and
improved version of www.tnc.org will be online in
December.
CONTENTS
1. A Home Where the Buffalo Roam
2. Is That Your Final Answer?
3. Precious Heritage
4. Adopt An Acre
5. Fast Fact- The Dry Tortugas
6. New Web Site
1. A Home Where the Buffalo Roam
The Nature Conservancy's new Web site launches in
early December. Here, you can learn in detail about
The Nature Conservancy's fifty years of groundbreaking
conservation programs, meet conservation heroes, or
become better acquainted with one of the species The
Nature Conservancy protects-from birds to jaguars.
These are just a few of the highlights, discover a few
of your own in December.
Please visit the new Web site in December at:
http://www.tnc.org
2. Is That Your Final Answer?
Do you know:
Where to find the only living coral reefs in the
continental United States?
Where to find an "eerily beautiful, quiet historic
fort," frigate birds, and turtle nests?
Where to find unique, scenic islands in danger of
being 'loved to death'?
To learn the answers, and learn how these questions
are connected, please visit our magazine at:
http://www.tnc.org/naturenews/story1.html
3. Precious Heritage
Precious Heritage: The Status of Biodiversity in the
United States documents twenty-five years of
conservation work by scientists from The Nature
Conservancy and the Association for Biodiversity
Information. The book also provides a comprehensive
look at the United States' biological health.
To learn more, please visit:
http://www.tnc.org/naturenews/story2.html
4. Adopt An Acre
Among the mahogany and cedar trees of Belize's Rio
Bravo Conservation and Management Area, monkeys and
migratory birds perch in the branches while elusive
jaguars and tapirs prowl below. The Nature Conservancy
works in partnership with Programme for Belize to
maintain the preserve's rich natural resources...one
of the many sites Adopt An Acre has helped to protect
since the program's inception in 1990.
To learn more, please visit:
http://www.tnc.org/naturenews/story3.html
5. Fast Fact- The Dry Tortugas
Florida's Dry Tortugas are the outermost point of
the eastern United States.
6. ATTENTION! ATTENTION! DEAR READERS
In early December, The Nature Conservancy will rocket
into cyberspace with a redesigned Web site. The new
site will launch on December 1, and be more
inter-active and user-oriented for our visitors.
Please stay tuned and check out our new site in
December at http://www.tnc.org.
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