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Following my previous post, here are some examples of our conservation work. Please get in touch if you have a project that requires a sensitive solution.

What questions do you have about Indigenous-led conservation efforts? Share your thoughts in the comments below and join us at our upcoming event to explore these topics with experts in the field. Let’s start the conservation!   Register to join at https://lnkd.in/giQ5_EAH #indigenousledconservation #conservation #cpd

As Coloradans, we have a strong track record of protecting the places we love. Yet the demand for conservation continues to increase. And we need more incentives to help landowners achieve a shared conservation vision. Why? Because the benefits to the public are huge! Learn more in this 2.5-minute video!

Discover the transformative world of conservation covenants (only a lawyer could come up with that as an opening sentence!). Freshly introduced by the Environment Act 2021, they are binding legal agreements, leveraging landowners and leaseholders to conserve natural and heritage features of land, potentially sparking a revolutionary change in land use. Bethany Milchem provides her expert insight into these covenants, spotlighting the key points to consider. With their significance shaking up our view and how to preserve and enhance biodiversity, it's time to dive deeper. Discover more in our latest blog.

Worth a watch - Important discussions about ReGen Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and the NCC Annual Reports for 2022 and 2023.

A brief, interesting read, regarding the view of conservation in Western states.

The 2024 Conservation Cropping Seminar is fast approaching!

Since people ask, these days my work includes 1) helping Friends of Illinois Nature Preserves (https://lnkd.in/gcWCnNAN) to coordinate better care of Illinois' premier 600+ Nature Preserves - through increased resources and better collaboration among owner staff, contractors, and volunteers as well as 2) writing blog posts to foster the same thing generally (see https://lnkd.in/gZ67A4Sa). I'm deeply impressed with how much the biodiversity conservation movement has grown in recent decades ... and how much more it needs to grow.

This week on Conservation Connected I am launching my new series, Controversies in Conservation. Conservation solutions are not easily made. Often times these solutions take into consideration numerous factors such as environmental, political, social and cultural. A lot of thought goes into sourcing solutions that can be effective for a specific environment. This series will look at varying conservation issues and present you all with information on each so that we can all make well-informed decisions. Don't forget to follow me on instagram to get more information and keep up to date with channels. Instagram handle: @conservation_connected #conservation #controversialconservation #wildlife #trophyhunting #biodiveristy #ecosystemservices #trinidadandtobago ://https://lnkd.in/eEfXMYTu

Need for an inclusive, empirically grounded inventory that reflects the full diversity of area-based conservation systems https://lnkd.in/eZMZN9-E