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We asked our employees a fun question: If TNC were a shark, which shark would it be and why? Today's feature is the great white shark, one of the ocean's most recognizable and fascinating species. Strong, resilient, and essential to maintaining healthy marine ecosystems, the great white reminds us of the importance of protecting our natural world and the vital role every species plays in the balance of nature. At TNC, our teams work every day to create lasting conservation impact through science, collaboration, and a commitment to protecting the places people and nature depend on. Learn more about the great white shark! ππ¦π
If TNC Were a Shark: The Great White
We asked our employees a fun question: If TNC were a shark, which shark would it be and why? Today's spotlight features the nurse shark, a calm and resilient species known for its ability to adapt and thrive in a variety of marine environments. While it may not be the fastest or flashiest shark in the ocean, its steady nature and important role in maintaining healthy ecosystems reflect the kind of impact conservation can have over time. At TNC, we know that meaningful change often comes from persistence, collaboration, and showing up day after day for people and nature. Learn more about the nurse shark and why it was selected! ππ¦π
Favorite Sharks: Meet the Nurse Shark
We asked staff to share their favorite sharks, and this was Kate's pick. Like many of TNC's conservation efforts, blacktip reef sharks depend on healthy, connected ecosystems to thrive. At The Nature Conservancy, we believe meaningful impact often happens behind the scenes. From protecting oceans and reefs to conserving lands and waters around the world, our people are helping create a brighter future for nature and communities alike. Ready to make an impact? Explore careers with The Nature Conservancy and join us in protecting the natural world for generations to come at careers.tnc.org. ππ
Favorite Sharks: Meet the Blacktip Reef Shark
We asked staff, "If TNC were a shark, what would it be?" Michelle picked the whale shark. Known for their gentle nature and global migrations, whale sharks embody the power of connection, collaboration, and conservation across healthy oceans. At The Nature Conservancy, we believe meaningful impact often happens behind the scenes. From protecting oceans and reefs to conserving lands and waters around the world, our people are helping create a brighter future for nature and communities alike. Ready to make an impact? Explore careers with The Nature Conservancy and join us in protecting the natural world for generations to come at careers.tnc.org. ππ
If TNC Were a Shark: The Whale Shark
For Shark Week, we asked our employees a fun question: If TNC were a shark, which shark would it be and why? Our first spotlight features the Hawaiian lantern shark, a small but remarkable species that lights its way through the deep ocean. Its unique ability to shine in unexpected places reminds us of the impact our people make every day through conservation, collaboration, and innovation. Learn more about the Hawaiian lantern shark in the video. This is just the beginning! We'll be sharing more employee shark stories throughout the week, featuring both the species that best represent life at TNC and some of our team's favorite sharks. Be sure to check back for more fin-tastic insights! ππ¦π #SharkWeek #LifeAtTNC #NatureConservancy #TeamTNC #ConservationCareers #ProtectWhatYouLove #MarineConservation #CareersThatCount
If TNC Were a Shark: The Hawaiian Lantern Shark
We are celebrating the retirement of Becky, whose impact on TNC has been truly meaningful! Her leadership, collaboration, and commitment to our mission have shaped both our work and our culture. Becky leaves behind a strong legacy and a lasting example of what it means to lead with purpose.πΏ Watch the video below to learn more about her story and impact. Thank you, Becky, and congratulations on your next chapter.π
Thank you, Becky!
We are excited to be recognized once again as one of North Americaβs Top 100 Inspiring Workplaces π For the third year in a row, The Nature Conservancy has earned a place on this list, moving up to 24th this year π This recognition reflects our commitment to building a workplace centered on trust, purpose, and belonging π€ It is an honor to be part of an organization where people and mission go hand in hand π±

The 2026 Top 100 Inspiring Workplaces across North America
π Weβre still reflecting on World Ocean Day and the role we all play in protecting our oceans. π This story follows the rescue of a manatee in Belize and the people working to save her but it also tells a bigger story. Manatees are a signal of ocean health. When they are thriving, it reflects healthy ecosystems that support marine life and communities. At The Nature Conservancy, our mission is to protect the lands and waters on which all life depends and that includes the oceans and the species that rely on them. If you are looking for a career with purpose and impact, we would love to have you join us. ππ #WorldOceanDay #LifeAtTNC #ConservationCareers #ProtectOurPlanet
Manatees in Crisis in Belize - Narrated by Meryl Streep | VR180 | Ocean Conservation
We are reminiscing on our People Team retreat in Mayakoba, Mexico this Mayβa true βfill your cupβ week. Grateful for time to connect, recharge, and collaborate in person. At TNC, you come for the mission and stay for the peopleβand this week showed why. π

We are reminiscing on our People Team retreat in Mayakoba, Mexico this Mayβa true βfill your cupβ week. Grateful for time to connect, recharge, and collaborate in person. At TNC, you come for the mission and stay for the peopleβand this week showed why. π
Diversity drives the natural world, and it drives us at The Nature Conservancy, too. π This Pride Month, we celebrate our LGBTQ+ colleagues and the role they play in advancing our mission for a healthier planet. A stronger, more inclusive community helps both nature and people thrive. Happy Pride Month!

The Nature Conservancy Celebrates International Pride Day and Pride Month 2026