P4C has members from more than 40 states and is growing across all regions of the country! Join us to stand up for private land conservation. https://t.co/aqtshDF2S4
Deep. Steep. Mist-ifying.
Learn more about Black Canyon of the Gunnison at https://t.co/W4FfTu8EVf
📸: Fog rising in canyon surrounded by snow-covered trees at @BlackCanyonNPS.
🌲🐻 Thanks to conservation easements, land is preserved and protected instead of sold for development or urbanization. We need MORE conservation easements in the future. 🐻🌲
Check out the @USFWS's new climate change page.
Learn more about what the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's response to a changing climate is, how wildlife is being affected, what you can do to help, and more. https://t.co/aoSV9dOok9
Our nation’s lands and wildlife are at risk of development. Tell your legislators to protect private land conservation by opposing legislation that would harm conservation efforts ⬇️⬇️ https://t.co/7EVaC2VCtW
P4C will continue to work with lawmakers and stakeholders on an equitable path forward that upholds the integrity of all #conservation easements. https://t.co/8XInSU0b85
The “historical” purpose of wilderness connects us w/ the people, communities, & cultures that have historical & current relationships w/ places in NPS wilderness. For the Tlingit, Glacier Bay is Homeland, a place that sustains past, present, & future generations. #Wilderness
A visit to the @BLMNational Trona Pinnacles is like a journey to another planet. 🪐✨
This unusual California landscape consists of more than 500 tufa (calcium carbonate) pinnacles rising from the bed of the Searles Dry Lake basin.
Pic by Jake Garmon
P4C believes that conservation should be available to all Americans, so we can better protect our most precious land resources for generations to come. https://t.co/74FdRAgtvI
It’s a Nice Day for a Light Sweater. It’s a Nice Day for a Cardigaaaaan! 🍂
Are you ready for sweata weatha? Fall is a great time to experience the great outdoors, enjoy the scenery, and explore your parks. Learn more at
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📸: @GlacierNPS
While moose are active all day long, they are most active during dawn and dusk as they forage and bulk up for winter. Remember to keep a safe distance of at least 50 yards from moose. Photo by Tom Koerner/USFWS.
Can we take one last trip down wildflower lane? We're already getting nostalgic for these beguiling blooms.
Autumn will soon settle in like an old friend and the clear, crisp night skies will return to the 9,000-foot peaks of the @BLMNational Granite Range in northwest Nevada.
Snowy egrets can be seen stealthily hunting for fish, frogs, and other aquatic prey along coasts and lakesides across the southern half of the US. You can identify them by their black bills and bright yellow feet.
Photo: Rick Cantu/USFWS
What does wilderness mean to you?
On this day 57 years ago, the #WildernessAct was signed into law. Explore different wilderness areas & learn about ways people connect to these special places.
📸: Tuolumne Meadows, @YosemiteNPS /Sean Goebel (https://t.co/vN0UEV8Jci)
Always nice to see the younger generation learning about the importance of conservation and how private land conservation can help keep land and wildlife preserved for generations to come.
What a pleasure to host @UnionCollege students and faculty on Friday during their 3-week #Adirondack term! We had a great discussion about conservation easements and how private landowners protect public environmental values.
It’s time for legislators to stand up against threats to private #conservation and protect our lands & wildlife. See how we at @P4Conservation are working to keep our nation beautiful and protected. 👇https://t.co/8vKCcVbzMY
Cedar Breaks National Monument in Utah has a geologic amphitheater filled with scenic wonders. It's also a great place to find a little solitude. If quiet in nature is what you're looking for, we have some suggestions...
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Pic by Seth Betterly
Thanks to New Mexico Gov. @GovMLG for joining the #30x30 effort to help preserve her state’s land & wildlife. However, these conservation goals cannot be met without the help of conservation easements. 🌎 https://t.co/qVY1Hk2nCL
Protecting our nation and its land is growing more important by the day -- #Conservation easements help preserve our land & wildlife for future generations. https://t.co/by61rXiaUw
Rugged wilderness: Carroll Glacier leaves behind a rocky, treacherous landscape as it recedes. Located between Queen and Wachusett Inlets, Carroll Glacier is one of the park's larger glaciers in total area, extending north into Canada and the Alsek Range.
📸NPS Photo / J. Womble