The snow leopard is a legendary elusive cat... so much so that they've become known as the "ghost cat." Now in Mongolia, camera trap data and footage are helping to protect the species.

Get up close with more snow leopard footage here: https://nature.ly/48eGPuu

🎥 courtesy of: Erica Anderson

Bristol Bay, Alaska is a place of abundance, where a tapestry of rivers, wetlands and tundra produce half the world's wild sockeye salmon.

Explore the world's most important wild salmon nursery: https://nature.ly/489vI5T

Video footage: Jason Ching

🦪 Can the oyster shells on your plate have a second life?

Shell to Shore uses recycled oyster shells from local restaurants to create living shorelines that protect coastal habitats and reduce erosion.

Are you a fan of innovative solutions? Help make them possible: https://nature.ly/48NWYJ6

Since the 1970s, Kenya has lost about 70% of it's wildlife. The Nature Conservancy is working with the Government of Kenya and local partners, to support community-led conservation in places like LUMO and more.

🎥 Filmed by:
Jim Kuria, Roshni Lodhia and Aaron Kalischer-Coggins

🌊 Oceans are critical to ALL life on earth. So what does it take to keep her healthy?

California is leading by example, here: https://nature.ly/431c3DE

Nature is ✨ magic. ✨

Take a moment to admire the remarkable, intricate world of biodiversity just below the surface of the temporary ponds that form in our forests.

Learn more about protecting the magic, here: https://nature.ly/4odnEbg

🏞️ Rivers make our lives healthier because nature and abundance grow along its path: they literally shape our landscapes and support life’s incredible diversity.

Keep them flowing by keeping them protected here: https://nature.ly/46zW0O8

"It is important to co-exist with elephants because we are sharing the same planet. They have nowhere to go."

Discover how Kenyan farmers are using innovative methods to live in harmony with wildlife & how long-term solutions can help nature and people thrive together.

➡️ https://nature.ly/4qbsg33

Tia Clark’s crabbing business connects Charleston kids to nature, heritage and conservation—thanks to federal investments, including a grant from NOAA. Climate policy funds real impact. Urge Congress to protect funding that helps communities & coasts thrive. Act now: https://nature.ly/46IdiJY?