22 Landscape Conservation Cooperatives form a network of public & private partnerships working on a landscape-scale to sustain natural and cultural resources.
It's #HabitatMonth! During July, we're celebrating the special people and places supporting healthy habitat. Spread the word and follow along! https://t.co/iAyzxgbkyH
The NOAA RESTORE Science Program is now accepting pre-proposals for projects identifying, tracking, understanding, and/or predicting trends and variability in the Gulf of Mexico’s coastal and marine resources and the processes driving them. Learn more: https://t.co/RwTpAQGqe8
#RabbitRabbit! Through hard work, dedicated partnerships, & habitat restoration, New England cottontails do not currently require Endangered Species Act protection. Many other at-risk species may have a similar fate with similar support https://t.co/fXslBcjANY
Did you know that almost 80% of the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta is covered by wetlands? These wetlands support one of the largest aggregations of water birds in the world.
Do you know of someone who has excelled in wetlands protection, restoration, & education? Do they deserve to be nationally recognized for their work? Nominate them for a National Wetland Award by January 22nd. #WetlandWednesday https://t.co/aDnAc38i0t
"Lessons from the Land and Water Songs to Heal" - A wonderful @UCSUSA guest blog from Dr. Samantha Chisholm Hatfield of @OCCRI about science, traditional ecological knowledge, and our collective connections to the land. Read here: https://t.co/IhkSCMSwws
California LCC staff catch a sunset waterfowl #flyoff at the Sacramento Nat'l Wildlife Refuge! Explore how the LCC supports #conservation in the Central Valley ecoregion https://t.co/ndr0pqa9PL
Join the California LCC for next week's webinar: "Adaptive capacity: the linchpin for understanding and addressing species' vulnerability to climate change" More info and registration: https://t.co/TnmFduFAVW