Australia is home to some of the planet’s most wild natural environments. The Outback, for example, is a region of stark contrasts, alternately lush and inhospitable, that also supports people, jobs, and economies as well as a landscape rich in...

America’s public lands – including national forests and parks, wilderness areas and national monuments, and other landscapes overseen by the Bureau of Land Management – are held in trust by the federal government for all of us and future...

Pew’s work to restore America’s parks seeks to raise awareness about the $11.3 billion deferred maintenance backlog facing the National Park Service (NPS) and implement long-term solutions to this challenge. The effort includes collaborating with...

Chile’s Patagonia region is one of the world’s last largely intact natural areas. Its glaciers, hardwood forests, rugged coastline and wild fjords remain remarkably untouched. Pew is partnering with nongovernmental organizations, universities, and...

Studies show that globally, boreal forests are being lost faster than any other ecosystem. Pew’s initiative is a critical part of efforts to protect these important ecosystems and to restore old-growth forests and wilderness in North America. To...