Dr. Robert G. Laughlin calls himself a globalist. A member of The Nature  Conservancy since 1989, Laughlin supports both domestic and international conservation efforts. 

Discover why he thinks the Conservancy is a good investment. 

For 50 years, the Conservancy has worked to protect some of Ohio's finest natural areas. But in order to protect the full range of Earth's diversity, we need do more than ‘think globally, act locally' - we must act globally too.

Learn more about how we're working at the scale of nature.   

 

Ohio's only national forest, the Wayne, is now 1,665 acres larger, thanks to a recent land transfer from the Conservancy. 

The transfer marks the completion of a project that has added a total of 4,117 acres of publicly accessible land since 2004. 

Learn why this project is good for both nature and people.